Tool Die & Gauge Machinist

Lincoln Electric•Cleveland, OH

About The Position

Design, build, rework, maintain, repair, and troubleshoot tooling, including dies, tools, gauges, fixtures, and molds. Determine how to manage and complete projects by their assigned due dates, collaborate with quality assurance, production, research and development, manufacturing, and maintenance, and maintain accurate records of tool work throughout the shift. The role also involves monitoring and maintaining components, coordinating work through auxiliary work centers, helping resolve machine or processing issues, inspecting completed work, and communicating machining best practices to colleagues and apprentices.

Requirements

Complete an approved Mold Maker or Tool and Die Maker state apprenticeship program, or demonstrate the ability to perform the job duties.
Pass the skilled trades assessment test for this position.
Proficiently operate common machining equipment, including mills, lathes, and grinders.
Be able to work as a team lead or team member depending on departmental workload.
Have awareness of applicable OSHA and EPA laws and regulations, as well as company plant rules and regulations.
Have time-management skills and the ability to meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
Demonstrate analytical and troubleshooting abilities and a high degree of mechanical aptitude.
Be able to work from design prints, sketches, sample parts, and oral instructions.
Have moderate hand dexterity and the ability to occasionally lift 75 pounds.
Personally possess basic inspection and machining tools needed to perform the job.
Be available to work second shift, overtime, and weekends as required.
Have troubleshooting skills, precision measurement and hand metrology skills, advanced inspection and gauge measurement skills, and tool, die, or mold repair and setup experience.
Be able to read blueprints.

Responsibilities

Determine the best method to manage and complete projects by designated due dates.
Work with quality assurance, production, research and development, manufacturing, and maintenance to provide solutions.
Document tool modifications, repairs, preventative maintenance, and individual work performed during the shift.
List, monitor, and maintain components for new tool builds and repairs, and occasionally purchase components.
Create repeatable setups and routinely work to tolerances of +/- .0002 inches.
Coordinate assigned work through auxiliary work centers and equipment as required.
Occasionally assist operators and maintenance personnel with machine or processing issues.
Validate work quality using standard machining practices, measurement equipment, and inspection resources.
Communicate effectively with other personnel and educate apprentices in best practices.
Follow written specifications and ensure compliance with applicable standards.