Onin Staffing
Tool and Die Specialist
Onin Staffing, Eclectic, Alabama, United States, 36024
Job DescriptionTo construct or repair a variety of jigs, fixtures, tools, and dies. Responsible for assembling and testing complex tools and dies on manufacturing equipment.THIS IS A DIRECT HIRE
Essential Functions• Reads and interprets blueprints or follows verbal and written instructions, as well as working from the part that needs to be replicated or fitted.• Plans the setup and operation of various machine shop tools, taking into account material types, tolerances, cutting tools, coolants, lubricants, and machine tool feed rates and speeds.• Executes complex machining operations that require unique setups, often necessitating improvisation and adaptation of tooling and machines to perform tasks beyond the standard range and capacity of available machine tools.• Determines specific inspection criteria, utilizing precision measuring and gauging tools to conduct inspections before, during, and after the machining process.• Carries out hand operations related to the production of jigs, fixtures, tools, and dies, employing appropriate hand tools for the task.• Constructs temporary fixtures and jigs, grinds specialized tools, and devises measuring devices to verify components and assembled projects.• Fits and assembles jigs, fixtures, tools, and dies. Sets up, operates, and tests dies to produce products that meet specifications, diagnosing issues with dies and implementing necessary corrections.• Establishes new or modified tools and dies in production machines for trial runs, and provides guidance to Foremen or Machine Operators regarding their use, care, and operational procedures.• May assist machinists and millwrights with punch press overhauls.• Performs other assigned duties as necessary.
Work ExperienceJob Knowledge, Skills & Abilities• Capability to stand for the duration of shift hours.• Ability to repetitively lift up to 50 pounds.• Exceptional visual accuracy.• Experience with CAD software is preferred.• Strong attention to detail and care is required to ensure the safety of oneself and others when operating machinery.
Education and Experience• Completion of an apprenticeship program or a diploma from a trade school.• Two to five years of experience in tool and die making.
Work Environment• Indoor setting with fluctuating temperatures.• Dusty and noisy conditions.• Exposure to odors and fumes.
Essential Functions• Reads and interprets blueprints or follows verbal and written instructions, as well as working from the part that needs to be replicated or fitted.• Plans the setup and operation of various machine shop tools, taking into account material types, tolerances, cutting tools, coolants, lubricants, and machine tool feed rates and speeds.• Executes complex machining operations that require unique setups, often necessitating improvisation and adaptation of tooling and machines to perform tasks beyond the standard range and capacity of available machine tools.• Determines specific inspection criteria, utilizing precision measuring and gauging tools to conduct inspections before, during, and after the machining process.• Carries out hand operations related to the production of jigs, fixtures, tools, and dies, employing appropriate hand tools for the task.• Constructs temporary fixtures and jigs, grinds specialized tools, and devises measuring devices to verify components and assembled projects.• Fits and assembles jigs, fixtures, tools, and dies. Sets up, operates, and tests dies to produce products that meet specifications, diagnosing issues with dies and implementing necessary corrections.• Establishes new or modified tools and dies in production machines for trial runs, and provides guidance to Foremen or Machine Operators regarding their use, care, and operational procedures.• May assist machinists and millwrights with punch press overhauls.• Performs other assigned duties as necessary.
Work ExperienceJob Knowledge, Skills & Abilities• Capability to stand for the duration of shift hours.• Ability to repetitively lift up to 50 pounds.• Exceptional visual accuracy.• Experience with CAD software is preferred.• Strong attention to detail and care is required to ensure the safety of oneself and others when operating machinery.
Education and Experience• Completion of an apprenticeship program or a diploma from a trade school.• Two to five years of experience in tool and die making.
Work Environment• Indoor setting with fluctuating temperatures.• Dusty and noisy conditions.• Exposure to odors and fumes.