Machine Operator Warehouse Associate 2nd Shift
UPM is looking for its next team member dedicated to continuous improvement. Supported by O’Neal Industries with 100 years of expertise, this opening will provide you the opportunity to learn what it takes to distribute specialty metals across the globe. Through advanced technology and global reach, our company prides itself on delivering excellence and growing opportunities for our team members.
WORKING HOURS:
First shift Mon-Fri 5am to 1:30pm
Second shift Mon to Thurs 1pm-10:30pm and Friday 1:30pm to 5:30pm
WORKING LOCATION: Northbrook, IL 60062, On-site
FLSA STATUS: Non-Exempt
Starting Wage:
Pay $21** first
Pay $23 ** Second
What You’ll Be Doing
- Run saws and cutting machines (we’ll train you)
- Cut titanium, stainless, and nickel to customer and industry standard tolerances
- Load and unload materials
- Make sure parts meet required specs and quality standards
- Keep your machine running and adjust when needed
- Troubleshoot basic machine or material issues
- Check your work-quality matters here
- Keep your area clean and safe
- Call out problems when something’s not right
What We’re Looking For
- You show up on time and ready to work
- You’re not afraid of physical, hands-on work
- You’ve got some mechanical sense (or want to learn)
- Good troubleshooting skills—you can think through problems
- Warehouse or manufacturing experience is a plus (not required)
- You pay attention - mistakes cost time and material
- You work well with a team
No experience? That’s fine. We’ll train the right person.
What You Get
- $23 hr. to start with opportunities to advance
- Health & dental insurance
- vision coverage
- Boot & safety glasses allowance
- PTO
- Paid holidays + quarterly bonuses
- 401(k) match
- Steady work with room to grow
Why This Job
- You’re working with high-performance metals used in aerospace and medical industries
- Stable company (backed by O’Neal Industries – 100+ years)
- Learn skills that can turn into a long-term career
- Good team, straightforward work, no nonsense