Toolmaker III

Gulfstream•Savannah, GA

About The Position

The Toolmaker III constructs, reworks, repairs, inspects, and modifies a wide range of tools using Engineering and Tool Design drawings, manuals, and verbal or written instructions. The role operates tool-shop machinery and equipment, coordinates related tooling tasks, and leads one to two lower-level toolmakers. It also includes maintaining and inspecting tooling fixtures and other equipment, communicating work status, and complying with safety regulations.

Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED.
  • Five years of tooling experience and/or relevant training.
  • Valid driver’s license.
  • Conventional machining experience.
  • Understand and apply shop math.
  • Read and understand complex blueprints, sketches, verbal instructions, and tool designs.
  • Understand Geometric Dimensional Tolerancing.
  • Proficiently operate tool-shop machinery and use precision measuring devices.
  • Ability to lift 50 pounds.
  • Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English.

Responsibilities

  • Set up and proficiently operate tool-shop machinery and equipment to fabricate, assemble, modify, and repair tools using Engineering and/or Tool Design drawings.
  • Lead one to two lower-level toolmakers.
  • Plan and lay out work from Engineering and Tool Design drawings and specific manuals.
  • Coordinate interrelated tooling alongside the primary task.
  • Calculate material requirements and machine-cutter speeds and feeds.
  • Set up and use precision measuring tools, and check work for conformance to specifications.
  • Set up and conduct tool prove-outs on new and reworked tools.
  • Communicate work-order status and completion to others.
  • Repair and maintain tooling fixtures, scaffolding, dollies, hoists, and test equipment.
  • Conduct visual and periodic inspections and proof loads on tooling.
  • Comply with safety regulations.
  • Operate a cart and forklift.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
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