Tool and Die Maker - Afternoon Shift

Multimatic•Richmond Hill, ON

66d•CA$28 - CA$51•Onsite

About The Position

Multimatic Inmet is seeking a Tool and Die Maker for the afternoon shift (2:30 PM - 10:30 PM). This role involves solving tool and die problems, completing work forms, making engineering changes, ensuring try-outs meet production schedules, adhering to quality standards, and participating in the design and development of tooling and fixtures. The position requires building new tooling, testing dies, performing welding, working on blank to transfer dies, completing adjustments, and implementing SPC procedures. The Tool and Die Maker will also assist in directing apprentices, advising management on potential issues, and performing other reasonable assignments. The role operates in compliance with IATF16949, ISO14001, and OHSA standards.

Requirements

Minimum (5) Five years of experience as a registered tool & die maker.
Good knowledge of the automotive industry and press department equipment.
Experience with pneumatics and hydraulics.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Excellent problem solving techniques.
Be able to work with limited supervision.
Be able to interact with all levels of employees in the organization.
Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
Flexible with hours as there will be occasional overtime.

Responsibilities

Solve tool and die problems arising during production runs, with minimum interruption to production.
Complete all work forms including preventative maintenance reports, spare part lists, time sheets, tool inventory, and tool status.
Make engineering changes, modifications, and repairs to existing fixtures, productions parts, and tools.
Ensure that try-outs meet the production schedule requirement(s) or customer delivery dates.
Ensure all work adheres to quality standards and the requirements of the quick die change program.
Actively participate in the design and development of methods of tooling and fixtures in order to meet quick die change objectives.
Build new tooling or fixtures from strip layout drawings or customer product drawings.
Test dies in the appropriate press and produce samples to match customer drawings and specifications.
Complete tig and mig welding as required.
Work on blank to transfer dies.
Complete grippers’ adjustments and the rebuilding of damaged components.
Implement SPC procedures as they relate to customer drawings and specifications.
Assist in directing and overseeing the work of apprentices.
Advise management of all potential problems or concerns and offer any opportunities for improvement.
Perform any other reasonable assignment given by the Supervisor or Management.
Works in compliance with IATF16949 standards.
Maintains due diligence in regard to environmental matters, and work in compliance with ISO14001.
Will work in safe manner, and in compliance with all legislative requirements of the OHSA.