Tool & Die Maker

Posted 2 days ago

topdogengineersOntario (CA)

Tool and Die Makers Special Die and Tool, Die Set, Jig, and Fixture Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Senior

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$25/hr

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About the role

Job Description: Tool & Die Maker – Metal Stamping Company

Location: CA. | $25/hr to $40/hr Pending Experience + OT + Relocation Assistance (Great Package!)There is NO SPONSORSHIP being considered for this job role. If you need sponsorship NOW or in the FUTURE - PLEASE DO NOT APPLY.If You Don't Have Tool & Die Experience in the Automotive OEM or Tier 1 World - "Please Don't Apply"

✅ Benefits: Full health coverage, 401k, PTO, great team environment We're a fast-growing company that makes precision parts for cars. We're looking for experienced Tool & Die Makers to help us build and maintain the tools we need to launch new products.

What You’ll Do: Build and fix metal stamping dies (progressive, transfer, and deep draw)Work with other departments to get dies ready for production Solve problems with dies quickly on the shop floor Handle different types of tooling (Stage/Form, Compound, Progressive)Do regular maintenance and precision work on dies Help improve processes and make things more efficient Team up with engineering and quality to ensure high standards✅

What You Need: High school diploma + strong hands-on experience 5–7 years working with dies, especially setting up and fixing them Experience with big stamping presses and complex tooling Able to read blueprints and CAD drawings (plus knowledge of GD&T) HUGE PLUS!Journeyman certification or similar experience is a HUGE PLUS!Good understanding of tool steels, coatings, and heat treating Great at problem-solving and teamwork

Why Work With Us: You'll report directly to the Tooling Manager Room to grow your career or move into leadership Health, dental, vision insurance (starts next month)401k with company match, paid time off, and holidays Relocation help available for the right person Call: Top Dog Engineers

Company Description: Professional Engineering Recruitment

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