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As a Tool & Die Tech III in the Production department your goal is to maintain, troubleshoot and repairs dies, die components, and tooling used in the production process.
Adhere to Fisher Barton Safety and Quality procedures and regulations and business code of ethics
Maintain stamping dies of all types, die components and production tooling, and learn troubleshooting dies in the press
Adjust dies and tooling components
Maintain production tooling
Communicate effectively with operators, set-up personnel, and supervisors on all three shifts regarding tooling requirements, and die and equipment status
Maintain housekeeping and 5S in the work area
Interpret complex detail and component drawings
Begin troubleshooting dies in the press
Use manual and CNC equipment and tool room machinery regularly
Work often in production areas outside of the Tool Room to troubleshoot dies and tooling in presses
Comply with safety and work rules for the area they are working in, and follow all required safety practices
Maintaining stamping dies of all types, die components and production tooling, and troubleshooting dies in the press
Installing and adjusting die and tooling components as necessary
Interpreting complex detail and component drawings
Producing parts to print tolerances
Maintaining production tooling within quality standards
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Communicating effectively with operators, set-up personnel, and supervisors on all three shifts regarding tooling requirements, and die and equipment status
The above statements are intended only to describe the general nature of the job and should not be construed as an all-inclusive list of position responsibilities. Responsibilities and impact may crossover technical fields/functions.
A positive team player
Independent and resourceful
A great problem solver
A solid communicator both verbally and in writing
A multi-tasker who can prioritize and meet deadlines
Ability to stand for long periods of time if needed
Ability to sit, stand, squat, bend
Ability to reach overhead with one or both arms
Ability to occasionally lift up to 40 pounds
Ability to occasionally push/pull up to 75 pounds
Close, Distant and Peripheral vision
Manufacturing: Loud (Examples: metal can, manufacturing department, large earth moving equipment)
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
At Fisher Barton, we combine years of experience across multiple industries to deliver unparalleled innovation. Our world-class talent understands the behavior of materials and develops leading-edge solutions that meet your unique needs. We’re more than a source for high-quality parts; Fisher Barton is your resource for the highest quality solutions you’ll find—anywhere.
Fisher Barton is an equal opportunity employer who welcome and encourages diversity in our workforce. Qualified applicants will be considered without regard to any status or characteristic protected by law.
Employee-owned manufacturer of wear-resistant components, industrial knives, coatings, and precision parts for OEMs across multiple industries.
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