Die Maker - 1st & 2nd Shift Available

Fisher Dynamics•Sterling Heights, MI

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Fisher Dynamics is the automotive industry’s premier supplier of safety – critical seat structures and mechanisms. Steeped in a tradition of excellence, and rooted in automotive innovation, the Fisher story is filled with automotive manufacturing milestones. We bring design, engineering, and manufacturing vehicle seating systems to a new level with innovative thinking. We’re about cutting edge ideas. We have created an environment that encourages an uninterrupted flow of revolutionary concepts and unique ideas Fisher is currently looking for a Die Maker for our Sterling Heights facility on 1st and 2nd shift. This position is responsible for the fabrication, repair, and maintenance of progressive dies.

Requirements

Education and training leading to journeyman status as a Tool & Die Maker preferred but not required
8 years of experience
Strong mechanical ability and problem-solving skills sufficient to perform fabrication and build activities
Blueprint reading
Knowledge of cutting, forming, milling, grinding, assembly, tool steel composition, tool sharpening, hardness testing, machine repair and set-up, and metal fabrication.
Operate basic metrology instruments, grinders, mills, lathes, drill presses, optical comparator, and EDM machine.
Ability to calculate speeds and feeds and perform machine offsets
Knowledge of ISO14001/IATF 16949
Communication skills to communicate and interact with all levels of employees and suppliers
Computer skills and math skills sufficient to perform department related tasks are required
Ability to work effectively with people
Valid driver’s license, hi-lo license, and crane permit required
Safety glasses and hearing protection required. Other safety equipment required on an as needed basis.

Responsibilities

Perform die maintenance, using tool room equipment and hand tools
Fabricate and/or repair dies for production
Complete in and out of press repairs and tooling pm as scheduled
Document and record various data for the department
Drive a hi-lo and/or operate crane to transport dies for maintenance or installation
Ability to read Die assembly prints and detail prints, troubleshooting die issues, making recommendations for improvements
Ability to complete entire machining detail process and form grinding
Ability to set trim punches and pierce punches
Ability to set form punches and ariel cams
Understanding of Die timing
Various other duties as required by the department including training die repair personnel