MGS Manufacturing

STUFF Southeast

WHO WE ARE

MGS is a best-in-class custom manufacturer, delivering solutions in tooling, molding, and equipment technologies that help customers around the world streamline their supply chains and bring innovative products to market. Fueled by a get-it-done attitude and an entrepreneurial spirit, our core values of teamwork, integrity, passion and safety have shaped us as a global leader with manufacturing facilities around the world.

STUFF WE MAKE

With years of experience in precision tooling, custom molding, and equipment technologies, MGS partners with some of the most recognized companies in the world. We’ve made everything from life-saving medical devices like IV bag components to consumer products you see in stores and the latest automotive & electronic parts.

WORK HERE TODAY!

Committed to setting standards of excellence in each area of our business, we’ve always been pioneers – investing in the people, technology, and capabilities needed to deliver true innovation and maximum performance.

Employees are valued and an important part of our success and our future. The philosophy at MGS is to promote from within whenever possible and recognize that training and development are key to achieving our success. We offer rigorous onboarding programs, professional development and career training, an employee recognition program, and ample opportunities for employee growth. Our management team notices when employees stand out for things like attention to detail, taking ownership of their work and expressing interest in advancement. We believe in helping our employees achieve their goals and grow into a new position if they have the ability, aptitude, and desire.

There are many reasons to pursue a manufacturing career in plastics at MGS. Here are just a few:

Internal Growth Opportunities
Global Footprint
Company Events
Strong Core Values
Community, Education & Industry Involvement
Apprenticeship Programs

At MGS, we stand by the firm belief that there’s no substitute for quality work. Whether working on the floor or in an office, it’s every employee’s responsibility to focus on quality and doing things right the first time. If taking pride in your work is important to you, then you would fit in here.

It’s not all work here – we have FUN as well! MGS prides itself on an active and engaged employee culture. In addition to our comprehensive benefits package and competitive pay, all of our locations participate in a wide variety of activities such as volleyball games, fun runs, company outings, volunteer opportunities, and community involvement projects.

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Tours
Internships
Apprenticeships
Job Shadowing
Other Opportunities

CONTACT

(262) 255-5790
careers@mgsmfg.com

NOW HIRING

Automation Technician, CNC Machinist, Maintenance Technician, Material Handler, Molding Operator, Process Technician, Quality Engineer, Quality Inspector, Toolmaker

Benefits

401(k), Apprenticeships/Internships, Dental Insurance, Dependent Care Reimbursement, Disability Insurance, Flexible Spending Account, Health Insurance, Life Insurance, Recognition Programs, Vacation (paid time off), Vision Insurance

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COMPANY INFO

Blake Bingen | Toolmaker/CNC Specialist

AGE: 24
YEARS OF SERVICE: 7

What do you do on a day-to-day basis at your job?
As a CNC Specialist, I run the CNC machines and automated CNC cells. I am also responsible for overseeing the automated electrode department, which includes working with the toolmakers to prioritize jobs based on run time and efficiency.

How did you arrive at your current position? What was your professional or career path?
I started as a toolroom intern my senior year of high school and got to see and learn a variety of things in the shop, helping where I could without operating machines. While I was in tech school, I worked part-time running machines at night. After tech school I started my apprenticeship and got to work with toolmakers on new tools, and even built a few tools with the guidance of my leadman. After two years in that role, I wanted to try something different, so I got placed in the automated steel hard cutting cell and received training on the sinker EDM machines. I completed my apprenticeship as a toolmaker and got placed in my current role as the electrode cell manager.

Brian Thimmesch | Lead Quality Technician

YEARS OF SERVICE: 4

What do you do on a day-to-day basis at your job?
As a Lead Quality Technician, I am the Subject Matter Expert for Metrology execution, method best practices, and equipment. I ensure the inspection team has the tools and resources needed to complete their inspections accurately and efficiently. I transfer and maintain machine programs across multiple CMMs and OGPs, troubleshoot and correct problems as they arise, coordinate and manage New Product Introductions and in-process inspection activity. Also, I interact with multiple departments with regards to quality and processes being completed that will impact current and near future production.

How did you arrive at your current position? What was your professional or career path?
I started as a Molding Operator and was quickly promoted to a Quality Inspector and joined the Quality Team. From there, I gained the skills to become a Quality Technician and have recently been promoted to the Lead Quality Technician.