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CNC Machinist - 2nd Shift ($3/hr diff, $25-$28/hr) Richfield (Richfield, WI)

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HiFyve is hiring a CNC Machinist in the Manufacturing industry in the Greater Milwaukee area!


Starting Pay Rate: $25-$28/hr plus $3/hr 2nd shift premium.

Location: Northern Milwaukee, WI

Shift: 2nd Shift


Key Responsibilities:

  • Operate Vertical Machining Centers (VMC) to produce high-quality, intricate parts.
  • Focus primarily on machining plastics and small non-ferrous parts - ideal for those looking for a cleaner, safer alternative to heavy steel fabrication.
  • Perform basic to advanced setups, including fixture alignment and tool offsets, to ensure production readiness.
  • Utilize precision measuring instruments to verify that small, detailed components meet exact specifications.
  • Interpret complex technical drawings and mechanical blueprints to guide the machining process.
  • Maintain a steady production pace while focusing on individual craftsmanship rather than personnel management.
  • Contribute to a premier shop environment known for an incredible safety record and manageable, lightweight workpieces.


Education Requirements:

  • High School Diploma or equivalent required; Technical schooling in Machining is a plus.
  • Proven experience working with non-ferrous metals or plastics is highly preferred.


Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

  • technical knowledge of Vertical Machining Centers and the nuances of milling lightweight materials.
  • Ability to work with small, easy-to-move parts; this role is perfect for a skilled machinist who prefers to avoid large, dangerous, or heavy lifting.
  • Exceptional focus on precision, given the nature of small-part machining.
  • A consistent professional who takes pride in maintaining a safe and organized workspace.


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