Intermediate Carbide Die Maker

Posted 2 days ago

hughes recruitingLoves Park (IL)

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Junior

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$21.00/hour

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About the role

Intermediate Carbide Die MakerOur customer in Loves Park, Illinois is seeking skilled and detail-oriented individuals to join their team. Were hiring Intermediate Carbide Die Makers to work full-time on 1st shift. As an Intermediate Carbide Die Maker, you will fabricate, set up, and maintain carbide tooling used in precision manufacturing for automotive, aerospace, and other industries. Responsibilities of the Intermediate Carbide Die Maker: Set up and operate machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, shapers, and grinders to machine parts. Fabricate and assemble progressive and compound draw dies according to specifications. Apply thorough knowledge of tool & die making practices, tool design, and construction. Read blueprints, measurement tools, and gages to ensure accuracy. Apply knowledge of metal properties and advanced shop mathematics in daily tasks. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area. Collaborate with team members and communicate effectively on job requirements and updates. Intermediate Carbide Die Maker Requirements and Qualifications: Experience with CARBIDE Tool & Die work preferred. Solid understanding of tool & die making practices and tool design/construction. Knowledge of layout, machining, and tool assembly procedures. Strong ability to read blueprints and use measurement tools accurately. Excellent communication skills and teamwork orientation. Pay for Intermediate Carbide Die Maker: $18.00 $21.00/hour. Intermediate Carbide Die Maker Benefits: Health insurance.401k with company match. Paid weekly. Direct deposit. Paid training.
Type: 1st Shift, Full-time.
Schedule: Monday Friday from 6:30am 3:00pm.

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