Die Mechanic

Why Tooling Dynamics?

Industry Leader: Be part of a company with a proven track record of excellence.

Competitive Salary: Enjoy a competitive pay structure with opportunities for growth.

Innovative Environment: Work on cutting-edge projects that push the boundaries of engineering and manufacturing.

Your Role

• Primary Contact: Act as the first line of support for die issues identified by press operators and inspectors, addressing defects like burrs, scratches, and out-of-tolerance conditions.
• Problem Solving: Review parts and stamped strips to trace and diagnose defects beyond the visual point, working through various tooling components to identify and address the root cause.
• Tool Maintenance: Determine and implement procedures to correct problems, including pulling and replacing tooling components such as pierce punches, slot punches, and more.
• Collaborate with Engineering: Work alongside Engineering or Tool & Die Makers to align die sections to print specifications, ensuring proper die level, profile clearances, and complex forming stations.
• Precision Work: Polish and fit die parts to meet quality standards, using inspection instruments to check tolerances and ensure precision.
• Setup and Adjustment: Set up new dies, adjust feed mechanisms, and manage die changes to accommodate different part numbers and materials.
• Continuous Improvement: Collaborate on new and complex dies, contributing to the development and fine-tuning of tooling for optimal performance.

What We’re Looking For

• Education & Experience:
• - High school diploma or GED required.
• - Mechanical knowledge and skill are essential.
• - Precision Machining schooling or degree, or 8-10 years of die repair experience preferred.

• Skills & Qualities:
• - Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to effectively collaborate with team members.
• - Pressure Handling: Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines while maintaining a positive attitude.
• - Independence: Strong ability to work independently, manage time effectively, and complete assignments within given parameters.
• - Physical Requirements: Ability to lift up to 50 lbs, work on your feet for extended periods, and perform repetitive actions involving frequent bending and stooping.
• - Visual Acuity: Ability to read instructions, operate machines, and inspect parts with precision.