Metal Die Setter

Posted 8 days ago

schallerDetroit (MI)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Die Setter Schaller Corporation is a Tier 1 Automotive Supplier of manufactured parts found in tens of millions of passenger vehicles, military and civilian aircraft. Schaller Corporation has established a solid reputation as one of the industry's most trustworthy, reliable and value-focused small businesses. With our ongoing growth, we are looking to have experienced Die Setters join our team on ALL SHIFTS.Die Setter Benefits after 90 Days:4 Medical Plan Options (Employee Contribution)Dental Insurance (Employee Contribution)Optional Life Insurance, Short Term Disability, and AFLACTuition Reimbursement Prescription Safety Program Paid Vacation Paid Holidays Paid Time Off 401K with match Die Setter Wages: Wages commensurate with experience Shift Premium for Afternoon and Midnight shifts Base Wage will be reviewed after 90 Days of employment Overtime may be required
Die Setter Job Description: Set all dies per Quick Die Change Procedures in the allowed time Adjust feeders Perform coil changes Put on scrap belts and size Work with parts conveyors Assist operators in the correct way to work on a specific job Document as required on all changes to setups Perform pre-stage as required
Die Setter Requirements: Must be aggressive, forward thinking and highly motivated Have excellent attendance Be a self-starter with good work habits Work in a safe and efficient manner including full lock-out / tag-out compliance.

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