Tool & Die Machinist

Eaton Corporation•Washington, PA

About The Position

Eaton’s ES GEIS CHD division is seeking a Tool & Die Machinist for its steel outlet box manufacturing facility. The role supports daily production-cell operations, helping ensure that work is productive and safe and that the facility remains clean and healthy in accordance with established policies and procedures. It involves collaborating with hourly associates, facility support personnel, and potentially staff at other facilities and outside suppliers. The position monitors one or more production lines and operations in accordance with plant policies and procedures to support smooth production during the shift. Under the supervision of senior staff, the machinist assists with constructing and repairing tools, dies, and manufacturing components; develops and applies machining skills; interprets drawings; and measures and inspects machined parts. The role also includes troubleshooting, following plant safety protocols, and participating in technical training. The stated hourly rate is $23.01. Eaton notes that compensation may vary based on skills, experience, qualifications, market conditions, and business considerations. Benefits include health and welfare benefits, retirement benefits, and programs providing paid and unpaid time away from work; specific options may depend on eligibility, location, hire date, and collective bargaining agreements.

Requirements

Ability to machine and construct tooling to drawing specifications to meet production needs.
Ability to read blueprint drawings.
Ability to use manual lathes, mills, grinders, and similar equipment.
Familiarity with machining various tool steel materials, including D2, A2, and copper.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree related to tool and machining, or two years of experience as a die maker.
Experience building die tooling for stamping or manufacturing processes.
TIG or MIG welding experience.
Familiarity with steel heat-treating processes.

Responsibilities

Monitor one or more production lines and operations in accordance with plant policies and procedures to support smooth production during the shift.
Assist in the construction and repair of tools, dies, and other components used in manufacturing.
Learn and apply machining operations, including milling, grinding, and turning.
Read and interpret technical drawings and blueprints.
Measure and inspect machined parts using micrometers, calipers, and other precision measuring instruments.
Assist senior staff in diagnosing and troubleshooting tool and die issues.
Follow manufacturing plant safety guidelines and protocols.
Participate in training sessions and workshops to enhance technical skills.
Support productive and safe daily production-cell operations and help maintain a clean, healthy work environment.
Work with hourly associates, facility support personnel, personnel at other facilities, and outside suppliers as needed.