Tool & Die Maker

Posted 9 days ago

spraggins recruitingKalamazoo (MI)

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Senior

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$33.86 per hour

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About the role

Tool & Die Maker Kalamazoo, Michigan, United StatesTool and Die Maker Opportunity
Location: Near Kalamazoo, Michigan Pay: $33.86/hour + shift premium + biannual increases Shifts: Second and Third Shift (off-shift availability required) Growth: Advancement opportunities are available Benefits: Full comprehensive package + overtime available to meet demand
Summary: Join a well-established automotive manufacturer as a Tool & Die Maker. Youll be responsible for maintaining and repairing metal stamping dies to ensure smooth production and meet customer quality standards.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Perform preventive maintenance on metal stamping dies
  • Conduct equipment quality checks and welding tasks as needed
  • Troubleshoot die-related issues in a fast-paced production environment
  • Set up and adjust dies for optimal performance
  • Operate basic tool room machinery
  • Support other duties as assigned
Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent; technical school preferred Journeyman Tool & Die Card (Department of Labor) preferred Experience in:
  • Automotive sheet metal stamping (required)
  • Large transfer and progressive dies (preferred)
  • High-output manufacturing environments
  • Ability to lift 40 lbs. regularly and work in physically demanding conditions
  • Strong problem-solving skills and ability to collaborate with support teams
  • Completion of all required company and customer training.

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