Die Casting Setup & Operations Technician

Ingersoll Rand•Sheboygan, WI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Own your shift. Shape every part. Grow with a company built to last. About Ingersoll Rand For more than 160 years, we’ve led with breakthrough technology while operating with the drive and agility of a startup. Our teams create mission-critical flow creation and life science solutions—from compressors to precision systems for liquids, gases, and powders—helping customers boost productivity, efficiency, and sustainability. Backed by 80+ respected brands, our equipment serves life sciences, food & beverage, clean energy, industrial manufacturing, infrastructure, and more. We grow through an ownership mindset and entrepreneurial spirit—see how at irco.com —and come build your future with us. A day in your life When your shift starts, you’ll move from setup to production with precision and purpose: Inspect die condition and visually verify parts quality before and during runs. Remove and install die casting dies; dial in the machine to meet process parameters. Set up die cast machines for production; have your setup checked by a Supervisor or Group Leader before you start the run. Assist maintenance with repairs as directed to minimize downtime. Configure support equipment as needed: ladle, auto-spray, robotic systems, and trim press. Follow gauging/part check procedures and timing-based checks to ensure dimensional conformance. Work from verbal instructions and Process Sheets to meet safety, quality, and throughput goals.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent required; technical diploma preferred.
1+ years of experience in a die casting environment.
Physical demands, tools, and environment Standing with walking, bending, and stooping; light materials handled regularly; heavier materials may be handled during machine setup.
Lifting/pushing/pulling/carrying: 5 lbs. constantly, 35 lbs. frequently, 75 lbs. occasionally.
Hazards include serious cuts, burns, bruises, and potential permanent injury—goggles and heavy gloves are required.
Regular exposure to heat, dirt, grease, fumes, and noise levels exceeding 85 dB (hearing protection required when exposure exceeds 85 dB).
Use small hand tools (wrenches, mallet, chisel, screwdrivers, etc.) and hoists/lift or hand trucks for moving and installing dies.

Nice To Haves

Comfort working from verbal direction from a supervisor.
Ability to read, write, and interpret simple drawings.
Die Attach/Bonding
CNC Tooling
Troubleshooting Skills
CNC Programming
CNC Machine Repair
Forklift Licensed
Troubleshooting CNC Machines
Tool/Die/Mold Repair Skills
High School / GED
Excellent Communication Skills
Experience in a Manufacturing Environment
Injection Molding Experience
Tool/Die/Mold Setup Experience
Blueprint Reading
Basic Computer Skills

Responsibilities

Inspect die condition and visually verify parts quality before and during runs.
Remove and install die casting dies; dial in the machine to meet process parameters.
Set up die cast machines for production; have your setup checked by a Supervisor or Group Leader before you start the run.
Assist maintenance with repairs as directed to minimize downtime.
Configure support equipment as needed: ladle, auto-spray, robotic systems, and trim press.
Follow gauging/part check procedures and timing-based checks to ensure dimensional conformance.
Work from verbal instructions and Process Sheets to meet safety, quality, and throughput goals.