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Tool & Gage Inspector Repairer Pottstown, PA, US, 19464-6042 Requisition: 62342
Job Purpose: Inspect and repair dies, gages, tools, lead or steel forms from dies, iron and non-ferrous material forms from dies, molds, or patterns.
Job Duties and Responsibilities: All shifts: Inspect dies, gages, tools, lead or steel forms from dies, iron and non-ferrous material forms from dies, molds or patterns. Work with gage, production part, and tool prints. Make adjustments and repairs to inspection equipment such as gages, indicators, hardness and torque testers, micrometers, etc., used by production operators or inspectors. Inspects first production parts and completes PPAP from any new or altered equipment, tools, or fixtures as required. Initiates complete detailed reports on any and all articles inspected. Receive, identify, catalogue, store, issue, and inventory all gages and blueprints under gage room control and process all necessary paperwork and material related to the control of same. In addition, day shift provides weekly summaries, performs inspections for all certified parts or safe launches, and collects data from sample inspection. Also collaborates with production to collect and document machine downtime issues and provide weekly summary. Join our team of 28,000 problem solvers who are fostering a culture of innovation by leveraging the diverse perspectives of our global team. We believe in facing challenges head-on by finding opportunity and uncovering possibility, where roadblocks and barriers become targets instead of obstacles. We are One Dana with limitless opportunity. Our Values Value Others Inspire Innovation Grow Responsibly Win Together

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