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Core Personnel Staffing

Metal Facility: 2nd Shift Production Worker

Job Description

Job Position:
Metal Facility:
Die Shop Production Location:
WYLIE, TX 75098
Pay Rate:
$15.00/hr
Shift:
2nd Shift 6pm-6am Monday-Friday Position Summary Die Shop personnel prepare, repair, clean, polish, and modify steel tooling to ensure aluminum profiles meet precise tolerances during press runs.
Key Responsibilities Die Correction & Repair:
Inspect, file, polish, and correct metal flow on extrusion dies using hand tools, grinders, and precision equipment to fix surface defects or dimensional issues.
Cleaning & Caustic Etching:
Safely manage dies through caustic soda wash tanks to dissolve leftover aluminum without damaging the steel tooling.
Tooling Setup & Breakdown:
Assemble die stacks (dies, bolsters, support tooling) for upcoming production runs and disassemble used sets returning from the press line.
Pre-Heating Management:
Operate die ovens to heat tooling to specified extrusion temperatures before loading into the press.
Quality Assurance:
Use calipers, micrometers, and protractors to verify die dimensions against engineering blueprints and shop travelers.
Inventory Control:
Track die history, wear patterns, and storage locations to maintain tooling readiness and log production data.
Requirements & Qualifications Experience:
1-3+ years in a tool/die shop, machining environment, or heavy manufacturing (aluminum extrusion experience preferred).
Technical Skills:
Ability to read blueprints/schematics and use precision measurement instruments (micrometers, calipers, dial indicators).
Physical Demands:
Capacity to lift up to 50 lbs regularly, perform overhead crane/hoist operations, and stand for extended periods in a hot plant setting.
Safety & PPE:
Adherence to strict OSHA guidelines, including mandatory steel-toe boots, eye protection, ear protection, and chemical PPE for caustic handling. #ZR

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An Iron or Steel Worker installs iron or steel beams, girders or columns that create the structural frame for tall buildings, bridges or other large structures.

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