Tooling Technician - Module Production (3rd Shift)

Hyundai Mobis•Montgomery, AL

13d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Tooling Technician is responsible for improving tooling and existing processes through troubleshooting, new tooling design, and new method implementations. In addition, the incumbent tracks tooling inventories and tooling calibrations to ensure constant audit readiness.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent
Two (2) or more years of experience in manufacturing tooling
Ability to interpret and implement engineering change orders
Ability to troubleshoot and resolve tooling issues and concerns
Ability to design jigs, fixtures, and process improvement tooling
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Strong organizational skills
Knowledge of continuous improvement techniques
Knowledge of manufacturing technology and trends
Ability to work independently, prioritize and multitask in a fast-paced manufacturing environment

Nice To Haves

Three (3) or more years of tooling experience a manufacturing environment
Ability to program DC Nutrunner Systems [Atlas Copco, Desoutter, Ingersoll Rand, etc.]
Welding experience

Responsibilities

Provides ongoing support to production and facilities working on production to design jigs, fixtures, and tooling for various projects
Attends meetings (Quality, Tooling, New Launch, Assembly Trials, etc.) to develop tooling new requirements
Maintains inventory and tracking of all tooling for the Module Production Department
Maintains and tracks tooling calibrations to include records keeping for each tool
Monitors and maintains workstation assembly equipment and tooling
Operates basic machining, welding, and assembly equipment
Maintains, organizes, and orders tooling parts
Modifies production tools according to Engineering Change Orders, New Launch, etc.
Develops new tooling systems for production use
Makes improvements to current tooling already in production use
Creates and maintains processes that meet or exceed engineering and TS16949 standards
Troubleshoots and resolves tooling problems with tooling coordinators
Sets up and maintains documentation for tracking or graphing tooling issues
Assists management in developing standard work processes for hourly module tooling coordinators, ensures safety and industry standards are met
Responds to and resolves tooling issues in the module assembly logistics areas to reduce, eliminate, and mitigate line down time and or safety issues
Inspects assigned machinery to ensure compliance with company safety and industry standards
Assists in training, coaching, and mentoring hourly Tooling Coordinators
Maintains organization and departmental housekeeping according to company standards
All other job duties as assigned