Toolmaker /Dimensional Finisher

Magna International•Brampton, ON

18d•Onsite

About The Position

The Toolmaker/Dimensional/Finisher is responsible for finishing tools, fixtures, and associated equipment used primarily within robotic/automated assembly lines for the automotive industry. This role is also responsible for final line integration and adjusting tooling to ensure correct part fit-up. Experience in interpreting CMM reports in relation to tooling geometry is considered a necessary asset for performing necessary studies.

Requirements

Recognized Certificate of Qualification as a Tool and Die Maker or equivalent.
Minimum 5 years’ experience in automotive assembly / tooling or assembly systems.
Operating knowledge of all equipment and machines in the mechanical department.
Ability to read/interpret blueprints, specifications, and tolerances accurately.
Must be able to evaluate Inner/Outer panels cosmetically, and the specifications to GD&T.
Must be able to document changes required on panels in a clear and understanding fashion.
Good communication skills.
Good organizational skills.
Strong understanding of welding, hemming and gluing processes.
Must have own tools.
Ability to work as a team member, and individually.
Ability to manage multiple tasks within the trade.
Must have the ability to travel nationally and internationally, with up-to-date travel documents (Passport).

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of stampings, and hemming preferred.
MS Office and ppt computer skills preferred.

Responsibilities

Assist with design, build or modify new and existing tooling and fixtures for automated systems lines.
Inspect, layout, debug, and measure equipment and parts (completed tools, hemmers and fixtures) for proper operation.
Troubleshoot, repair, and test existing tools and fixtures as required.
Analyze BIW (Body in White) measurement reports (CMM, etc.).
Compose product “re-work” instructions.
Confirm results of internal and external changes.
Confirm stamping/assembly parts in regards to dimensional accuracy and consistency in the manufacturing process.
Analyze root causes of problems through evaluation of measurement data and "hands on" panel/fixture fit techniques.
Follow up on quality issues.
Develop “countermeasures” to resolve problems.
Provide continuous guidance and training to Tool & Die Apprentices as assigned.
Communicate necessary information to Program Manager/Assistant Supervisor and co-workers from shift to shift.
Perform assigned tasks in a safe manner, and know how to properly lock out all energy sources, including stored energy.
Consult your Supervisor/Assistant Supervisor if you are not 100% sure of how to perform tasks in a safe manner.
Follow all safety rules, standards and procedures at all times in all areas.
Know what types of Personal Protective Equipment are required for the jobs in your area, and always use them properly.
Ensure that your work area is kept clean, tidy, and organized at all times to prevent accidents and produce quality products.
Report all unusual circumstances, and actively participate in and support Continuous Improvements.
Follow all ISO Standard Operating Procedures to ensure world class quality products are supplied to our customers.
Perform other related duties as required.