1st Shift Tool & Die Maker
About The Position
As a Tool & Die Tech III in the Production department, your goal is to maintain, troubleshoot, and repair dies, die components, and tooling used in the production process. You will adhere to safety and quality procedures, maintain stamping dies and production tooling, adjust components, and communicate effectively with operators, set-up personnel, and supervisors across all shifts. This role involves interpreting complex drawings, troubleshooting dies in presses, and utilizing manual and CNC equipment. Work will often occur outside the Tool Room in production areas. You are expected to be a positive team player, independent, resourceful, a great problem solver, a solid communicator, and a multi-tasker who can prioritize and meet deadlines.
Requirements
- High School Diploma or equivalent
- State-indentured Tool & Die Maker Apprenticeship or a minimum of 5 years’ experience with die construction and repair; including stamping die experience
- Familiarity with stamping dies of all types
- Proficient with reading and interpreting blueprints and technical drawings
- Proficient understanding of modern punch press principles.
- Proficient mathematical knowledge with whole numbers, decimal, geometric functions and trigonometry calculations
- Must have own tools
Nice To Haves
- CNC experience
Responsibilities
- Adhere to Fisher Barton Safety and Quality procedures and regulations and business code of ethics
- Maintain stamping dies of all types, die components and production tooling, and learn troubleshooting dies in the press
- Adjust dies and tooling components
- Maintain production tooling
- Communicate effectively with operators, set-up personnel, and supervisors on all three shifts regarding tooling requirements, and die and equipment status
- Maintain housekeeping and 5S in the work area
- Interpret complex detail and component drawings
- Begin troubleshooting dies in the press
- Use manual and CNC equipment and tool room machinery regularly
- Work often in production areas outside of the Tool Room to troubleshoot dies and tooling in presses
- Comply with safety and work rules for the area they are working in, and follow all required safety practices
- Installing and adjusting die and tooling components as necessary
- Producing parts to print tolerances
- Maintaining production tooling within quality standards
Benefits
- Health, Dental and Vision Insurance
- Company Paid Short & Long Term Disability Insurance
- Life Insurance
- Critical Illness Insurance
- Prescription Drug Benefits
- 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan
- 10 Paid Holidays
- 96 hours of Paid Time Off minimum to start
- FSA (Health and/or Dependent Flexible Spending Account)
- Eligibility to participate in the one Fisher Barton Bonus Program
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
