Tool & Die Maker
ataco steel productsCedarburg (WI)
About the role
Tool & Die Maker 1st Shift (4-Day Workweek)ATACO Steel Products Corp is hiring an experienced Tool & Die Maker to support our metal stamping operations. This role focuses on building, repairing, and maintaining stamping dies, fixtures, and tooling to keep production running efficiently.
Schedule: 1st ShiftMondayThursday, 4:00 AM2:00 PM OR Monday
Thursday, 6:00 AM4:00 PMOccasional Friday overtime, up to 2 Fridays a month mandatory2nd ShiftMondayThursday, 2:00 PM12:00 AMOccasional Friday overtime, up to 2 Fridays a month mandatory
What You'll Do:
- Build, repair, and maintain stamping dies, fixtures, and tooling
- Perform die maintenance and troubleshooting during production changeovers
- Program, set up, and operate CNC mills and manual machining equipment
- Machine and fit tooling components to precise tolerances
- Read and interpret blueprints and GD&T specifications
- Work with engineering and production teams to improve tooling performance
- Maintain records of tooling repairs and modifications
What We're Looking For:
- Completion of a Tool & Die or Toolmaker apprenticeship 7+ years of experience in a metal stamping or toolmaking environment
- Strong knowledge of precision machining, blueprint reading, and GD&TExperience operating CNC mills and manual machine tools
- Ability to troubleshoot tooling and die issues independently
- Why People Like Working at ATACO4-day workweek
- Family-owned company with a collaborative team environment
- Variety of complex tooling and stamping work
- Opportunity to work closely with engineering and production teams
Benefits:
Health, Dental, Vision, HSA, Life & AD&D, Short- and Long-Term Disability, 401(k) with company match, vacation, holidays, education assistance, and gainsharing. ATACO Steel Products Corp is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, or any other status protected by federal, Wisconsin, or local law.
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