Tool Room Technician
rcm industriesLiberty (SC)
About the role
Tool Room Technician Liberty, SC 29657 Position Type: Full Time Job Shift: 2nd Education Level: High School Category: Manufacturing The Tool Room Technician is responsible for the preparation of dies for repair. This position is also responsible for assisting the preparation of dies and their components for set-up.
Reports to:
Tool Room Supervisor / Manager KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Onsite attendance is an essential function of this position. Perform shot sleeve, ladle, bushings, knockout bars, die clamps, plunger tip, and other setup tooling inventories Per tooling schedule, pull dies to provide to Tool Room personnel for preparation for set up Wash dies coming from Production before being placed into Tool Room for repair and/or maintenance Ensure all related components have been correctly identified and placed with die prior to being provided to Production for set-up. Keep die storage area neat and organized Clean, maintain, and evaluate shot sleeves Inform tool room manager/engineer of sleeves that need to be reworked or replaced Prepare dies and die components for shipment Participate in meetings, offer opinions and support to other departments as needed Qualifications Education: High School Diploma or GED Equivalent Experience: 1 to 3 Years in a Tool Room role in a die casting environment Requirements and Certifications: Computer literate in Microsoft Office, Forklift Certified, Crane Certified SAFETY REQUIREMENTS Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Basic, (IL & NC) PPE Die Cast, Hearing Conservation, Respiratory Protection, Lockout/Tagout Authorized, Machine Safety/Guarding, Forklift Safety, Fall Protection, Cranes, Ladders, & Lifting Devices Affected, Confined Space Entry, Electrical Safety Unqualified, Fire Protection, Emergency Action Plans, Hazard Communication Program, Accident Reporting, Bloodborne Pathogens, Heat Exhaustion, CPR/First Aid/AED, Company Safety Rules GENERAL Company Policies
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