Tool & Die Maker
kapco metal stampingGrafton (WI)
About the role
Tool And Die MakerKapco Inc. is looking for a Tool & Die Maker on 1st, 2nd, and Weekend shift at our Grafton, WI facility. If you are driven to succeed with a passion for the professional growth and development of others, our employee-focused company may have the right opportunity for you. We offer competitive pay plus a $5000 sign on bonus!
Primary Responsibilities:
- Building new and repairing of existing die consisting of progressive dies, jigs and fixtures
- Holds extremely close tolerances, which will reduce the cost and improve the speed and quality of various production operations
- Lays out and performs bench and machine operations to construct, alter and repair dies, jigs, fixtures and special tools
- Performs tool and die maintenance and repairman duties
- Verifies quality and print specifications are met
- Other duties as assigned
Required Education & Experience:
- 2-year trade school program or equivalent work experience
- Experience in a metal manufacturing environment: metal grounding and manual machine operation
- Attention to detail and good math skills
- About Kapco Metal Stamping
Kapco is known for investing in its people and creating a culture of engagement and is equally as committed to giving back to the community. As an employee, you can expect a goal-oriented compensation structure, excellent benefits including Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance, 401K, Profit Sharing, Vacation, Paid Holidays, an Onsite Wellness Center and Gym Membership. Building on employees' skill sets and growing them as individuals is a top priority at Kapco. The Kacmarcik Center for Human Performance is focused specifically on delivering an exclusive and proprietary in-house training curriculum designed to develop employees along their career path.
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