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CNC Set-Up Technician - 2nd Shift

Custom Wire Technologies

Port Washington, WI, US

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Port Washington, WI, US
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Custom Wire Technologies
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2nd Shift | 2 PM to 10 PM | Full-Time Enjoy Your Mornings & Build Life-Saving Medical Components Do you enjoy setting up machines, solving problems, and seeing your work make a real impact? Are you looking for a hands-on CNC role with variety, responsibility, and room to grow? Custom Wire Technologies, Inc., is a trusted Manufacturer of precision medical components, and we're looking for a CNC Set-up Technician to join our 2nd Shift team.

With nearly 25 years of success in the medical manufacturing industry, we offer stability, modern equipment and a job-shop environment where every day brings something new. Why You'll Like Working Here 2nd shift hours (2 PM–10 PM) – mornings free Stable medical industry work Interesting job‑shop variety (not repetitive production) Opportunity to take ownership of setups and troubleshooting Clean, regulated manufacturing environment Supportive team culture with opportunities to train others What You'll Do In this role you'll support the production of high-quality medical components by: Setting up and operating CNC and related production equipment Adjusting machinery and processes to maintain quality and efficiency Reviewing work orders and schedules to meet customer needs Performing routine, preventative, and basic corrective maintenance Troubleshooting equipment or process issues Maintaining accurate maintenance and setup documentation Working cross‑functionally with engineering, quality, and production teams Assisting with training and mentoring technicians or production staff Following GMPs, SOPs, and all safety and quality requirements What We're Looking For Required Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent 1–3+ years of machine set‑up experience (CNC preferred) Manufacturing experience with mechanical systems Strong mechanical aptitude and problem‑solving skills Familiarity with hand tools and basic measurement Ability to perform basic math Adaptability in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment Extras (Nice-to-have but not required) Technical or trade school education Experience with CNC programs and programming Medical device or regulated industry experience Job shop manufacturing background Experience with engineering change processes Ready to Join Us?

If you want a steady 2nd shift role where your technical skills are valued and your work supports critical medical products, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and become part of a team that makes a real difference - one precision component at a time. At this time, we are not considering candidates that need any type of immigration sponsorship now or in the future to work in the United States.

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