Tool & Die Maker

About the Role Reporting to the Quality Manager, this role is responsible for design, layout, constructing, altering and repairing a normal variety of tools, dies, fixtures, gauges, machines, and equipment. They create customer success by delivering the best experiences to their internal and external customers. What You'll Do

• Follow prescribed safety standards, rules and regulations including PPE usage, Emergency Plans and EH&S Policy.
• Identify unsafe acts and unsafe conditions by submitting employee observations.
• Maintain 5S by organizing tools, equipment, and parts and ensuring they have a dedicated, labeled home.
• Monitor and alert the Manager of abnormalities from standard processes, machine operation, product quality, and logistics management.
• Complete all CILR activities, identify deficiencies and sources of contamination, including difficult access areas, and implement suitable countermeasures.
• Recognize and report drawing or blueprint errors that may prevent proper function of tools.
• Perform design reviews and follow-up fixturing concerns through to production.
• Set up and run tool tryouts, diagnose, and remedy operational, material, or dimensional problems.
• Make correct decisions as to fits, finishes, machining, and assembly sequences to produce workable units and maintain close tolerances.
• Plan inspection procedures and layout work in proper inspection sequence; perform necessary mathematical calculations.
• Demonstrate understanding of statistical process control and geometric tolerancing.
• Ensure all products meet quality guidelines and follow quality standards, and actively contribute to quality improvements.
• Utilize CAD software extensively to support design and fixture development. What We're Looking For
• Experience designing, laying out, constructing, altering and repairing tools, dies, fixtures, gauges, machines, and equipment as described.
• Proficiency with CAD software and drawing interpretation.
• Ability to identify drawing/blueprint errors and implement corrective actions.
• Knowledge of tolerances, fits, finishes, machining, and assembly sequences.
• Experience with design reviews, fixturing concerns, and transitioning to production.
• Ability to plan inspection procedures and perform calculations; familiarity with SPC and geometric tolerancing.
• Strong safety mindset and commitment to EH&S policies; 5S discipline.
• Effective communication and collaboration with internal and external customers. Compensation & Benefits
• Salary information not provided in the posting.
• Benefits details not provided in the posting.