Pewaukee, WI 2nd Shift $21 $25 p/hr Set up, operate, or tend lathe and turning machines to turn, bore, thread, form, or face metal or plastic materials, such as wire, rod, or bar stock. Inspect sample workpieces to verify conformance with specifications, using instruments such as gauges, micrometers, and dial indicators. Study blueprints, layouts or charts, and job orders

To proficiently fabricate and weld ferrous and nonferrous materials, sheet, plate and structural steels by using the following machines and equipment Machine Operator Must develop competency and achieve proficiency in the following operations Grinder, belt sander, shot blast, vibratory finish, layout, shear, punch, lathe, Machining Center, saw & threading machine, radial

The shipper role is an assembly role. It is the last to touch the product before it is sent out of our facility. This role involves dismantling each unit and getting it prepared for shipment. Welder Must develop skills through training and demonstrate proficiency in the following areas transformer disassembly, preparing units for painting, welding components required for

The core and coil assembler role is a heavy mechanical assembly position that focuses on the internal assembly of our core and coils. In this role, an employee will work on functions such as landing coils using an overhead crane, placing top yoke steel by hand, using hydraulic equipment to press coils, and utilizing crimping equipment to connect insulated copper cables. A

The shipper role is an assembly role. It is the last to touch the product before it is sent out of our facility. This role involves dismantling each unit and getting it prepared for shipment. Welder Must develop skills through training and demonstrate proficiency in the following areas transformer disassembly, preparing units for painting, welding components required for

The electrical product assembler role lies within our final assembly department. This role is responsible for making the connection from the internal assembly to the external assembly and adding on any external components (bushings, radiators, etc.). Employees in this role must develop skills in Tank Equipment, Wiring, Conduit, Drop In and Encasement. S/he may be responsi

The electrical product assembler role lies within our final assembly department. This role is responsible for making the connection from the internal assembly to the external assembly and adding on any external components (bushings, radiators, etc.). Employees in this role must develop skills in Tank Equipment, Wiring, Conduit, Drop In and Encasement. S/he may be responsi

The shipper role is an assembly role. It is the last to touch the product before it is sent out of our facility. This role involves dismantling each unit and getting it prepared for shipment. Welder Must develop skills through training and demonstrate proficiency in the following areas transformer disassembly, preparing units for painting, welding components required for

The electrical product assembler role lies within our final assembly department. This role is responsible for making the connection from the internal assembly to the external assembly and adding on any external components (bushings, radiators, etc.). Employees in this role must develop skills in Tank Equipment, Wiring, Conduit, Drop In and Encasement. S/he may be responsi

Operate all types of tools necessary to the job, including but not limited to, wire feed welder, plasma cutter, oxygen and acetylene cutting torches, hand drill, hammer, needle gun, chisel, utility knives, putty scraper, disk sander, rivet gun, impact wrench, huck gun, grinder, clamps, combination square, automatic welder and tape measure. Weld in all positions such as ve

The primary responsibility of the Fabricator I is to fabricate components, cut/weld springs. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Operate grinders, stud welder, plasma cutter, mig welder using .035 wire to fabricate components and weld nuts to product. Measure, review and layout materials per the order specs. Inspect and examine work pieces to ensure quality of material meets the requirem

Operate all types of tools necessary to the job, including but not limited to, wire feed welder, plasma cutter, oxygen and acetylene cutting torches, hand drill, hammer, needle gun, chisel, utility knives, putty scraper, disk sander, rivet gun, impact wrench, huck gun, grinder, clamps, combination square, automatic welder and tape measure. Weld in all positions such as ve

Working full time during the summer, Urban Forestry Interns participate in a variety of forestry work activities, including the chemical treatment of ash trees at risk to Emerald Ash Borer (EAB); manual labor associated with the planting and maintenance of trees, plants, and turf throughout the City of Milwaukee; and data collection and analysis, research, and other speci