Tool Room Technician
workwave staffJamestown (NY)
$16 to $26
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Job DescriptionTool Room TechnicianLocation: Jamestown, New YorkJob Type: Full-timeNumber of Openings: 1Key ResponsibilitiesMaintain, modify, and fabricate tools to meet manufacturing needs. Read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings for tool design. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to improve workflow and tool efficacy. Utilize hand tools, power tools, and measuring instruments in the tool maintenance process. Document maintenance activities and tool modifications for inventory management. Perform preventive maintenance on tools and equipment. Operate Wire EDM machines and ensure quality assurance through meticulous checks. Follow safety protocols and ensure compliance with safety standards in the tool room. Engage in problem-solving activities to address any tool-related issues promptly. Train and mentor junior staff in tool room operations and safety measures. Essential QualificationsHigh School Diploma or equivalent educational qualification. Minimum of 1 year of experience in a tool room or similar manufacturing environment.
Desired Experience:
Experience in tool fabrication, maintenance, and modification. Proficiency in blueprint reading and technical drawing interpretation. Hands-on experience with power tools and machining processes. Knowledge in inventory management and maintenance documentation. Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail. Ability to adhere to safety protocols and standards within a manufacturing setting.
Salary & Benefits:
The hourly salary range for this position is $16 to $26, dependent on qualifications and experience. Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their resume and cover letter detailing their qualifications and experience related to the Tool Room Technician role.
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