Machinist Jobs with WFA Staffing

Precision, Skill, and Opportunity

At WFA Staffing, we know how essential machinists are to the success of manufacturing operations across Wisconsin. From small shops to large-scale production facilities, skilled machinists are in high demand—and we're here to connect you with employers who value your expertise.

Whether you're an experienced CNC machinist or just starting out with manual machines, we work with companies that offer long-term, stable employment with competitive pay, solid benefits, and room for growth.

What Do Machinists Do?

Machinists operate machines that build precision parts and tools from metal, plastic, and other minerals. These roles often involve working from blueprints or CAD files, setting up and programming machinery, running production, and checking the final output for accuracy and quality.

Skills That Make You Stand Out

Machinist roles require a unique combination of technical knowledge, mechanical ability, and attention to detail. Companies look for individuals who can think critically, solve problems on the fly, and produce consistently accurate parts in a fast-paced environment.

Top skills include:

Blueprint reading and interpretation
CNC programming and G-code familiarity
Precision measurement and quality checks
Machine setup, tooling, and operation
Troubleshooting and preventative maintenance
Strong math and mechanical reasoning

If you have formal training through a tech school or hands-on experience in a shop, we want to hear from you. Even entry-level candidates with good aptitude and a desire to learn are encouraged to apply — many of our clients are open to training the right person.

Let's Find the Right Fit

When you apply for a machinist job through WFA Staffing, we take the time to understand your background, preferences, and goals. Then we match you with companies where your skills will be appreciated and your career can grow. From direct hire to contract-to-hire roles, we offer options that work for your future.