Tool and Die Maker A

• Build, repair, and maintain complex dies, fixtures, etc. as stated in the Primary Function information.
• Set up and operate computer numerically controlled machines, manually controlled machines (lathes, milling, grinding, jig grinders, etc.); power tools (die grinders, rotary tools, etc.); and hand tools (files, honing stones, etc.) using the correct speeds, feeds and skill sets required to obtain the expected results.
• Requires use and ability to read and interpret complex drawings, blueprints, sketches, and dimensional information.
• Use a variety of precision measurement equipment (micrometers, calipers, comparator, etc.) to evaluate in process and completed work against print requirements. As requested, test and adjust for functionality of tools, jigs, fixtures, dies, gauges, machine repair parts, test machines and special equipment.
• Repair and maintain existing tooling, dies, jigs, fixtures, etc.
• Disassemble and assemble dies, machinery, etc., to repair and or replace worn or broken components.
• Test and make minor corrections to CNC programs as required.
• Set up and operate CNC equipment and all other Tool Room equipment.
• Use advanced shop mathematics, handbooks, charts and tables, reference materials and specifications to determine dimensions, threads, tapers, speeds, feeds, etc., in the performance of required activities.
• Perform inspection and evaluation of any tooling, purchased dies, punches, etc., when assigned.
• Inspect heat-treated items as required.
• Assist in the training of apprentices and others as directed by the tool room supervisor.
• Assist the Tool Room supervisor in directing support activities of the Tool and Die Maker – B and Machinists.
• Assign work to Tool Room personnel at the direction of the Tool Room supervisor.
• Keep machines, equipment, and work area clean and orderly for operational and workforce safety benefits.
• Keep any production and or quality records.
• Responsible for operational productivity, continuous improvement / suggestions, and involvement.
• Responsible for product, function, quality, and job safety. This requires the employee to maintain a full working knowledge of the performance, quality and safety requirements of the function being performed.
• Support job related operational training needs regarding existing and or new manufacturing practices / processes / technologies.
• Other duties as assigned by supervisor.

• Journeyman status / skill level is required through accredited Tool and Die Maker / apprenticeship program and or the equivalence of trades on-the job training leading to the mastery of the tool and die maker occupational field skill-sets.

***This is an on-site, hourly position located in Bradford, PA***