The Pattern Shop Tooling Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, optimizing, maintaining, and managing the lifecycle of tooling used in foundry operations, including molds, patterns, cores, fixtures, gating systems, and risering systems. The role ensures tooling supports safe, efficient, high-quality production of cast iron products and contributes to improvements in quality, yield, tooling performance, and manufacturing efficiency. The engineer works with Production, Quality, Engineering, and Maintenance teams on production support, new product development, tooling upgrades, and foundry modernization. Responsibilities include troubleshooting tooling and process issues, analyzing production data, conducting trial pours, validating changes, and leading root-cause and continuous-improvement efforts. The role also administers preventive maintenance programs, monitors tooling condition and lifecycle performance, coordinates repairs and replacements, and supports capital and capacity-improvement projects. The position maintains tooling records, drawings, specifications, modification histories, performance reports, and other engineering documentation. It requires compliance with safety, environmental, and company policies, and promotion of safe, clean, and organized work practices in the facility. Additional duties may be assigned by the Disa Pattern Maker, Machining Department Manager, or Plant Leadership.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level