V&L Tool to hire 25

Waukesha-based V&L Tool Inc. plans to create as many as 25 new jobs to meet current demand for its products and services. It held a two-day job fair last week and may hold a second job fair/open house in the coming weeks.

“We have experienced tremendous growth since we acquired V&L,” said Kevin Seiberlich, V&L’s new president and chief executive officer. “The increased demand for our services means we’re creating jobs for great professionals in the Waukesha area.”

V&L, which offers advanced manufacturing and complex assemblies, was acquired in November by Seiberlich, a Milwaukee business executive, and Hamilton Henry Capital. It currently employs approximately 65 employees.

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V&L Tool is offering signing bonuses of up to $1,000, based on demonstrated experience and work performance. In addition to machinists, the company is recruiting:

• Quality engineers with experience in CNC machining methods and assembly processes, as well as CMM programming with PC-DMIS software;
• Manufacturing engineers with project management, fixture design and CNC programming experience;
• Production engineers with a strong background in CNC manufacturing technology; and
• Welders with experience with MIG, TIG and flux core equipment for part-time positions.

“We’re proud to offer a highly-competitive wage, great benefits and the chance to work with some of the very best machinists in the country,” said Jenny Schlut, human resources manager.

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“We’re actively recruiting experienced CNC set-up operators, particularly those who have turning and machining center experience. The right people will contribute immediately while seizing the opportunity to learn from our existing team.”

V&L has a 150,000-square-foot main facility with CNC manufacturing and assembly capabilities. It primarily serves the advanced medical equipment, power generation, manufacturing, hydraulics and agriculture industries.

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