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Principal Manufacturing

Team Lead-Toolroom

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A Tool and Die Maker builds the tools and dies used to make a variety of products and appliances. Works with mechanical engineers to build and assemble parts according to blueprints.

$59,751 / year median in Illinois

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Team Lead-Toolroom Principal Manufacturing - 3.2 Broadview, IL Job Details Full-time $40 - $44 an hour 8 hours ago Qualifications Inspection tools Employee relationship building Measuring instruments Die casting
Training Full Job Description Position Title:
Tool Room Lead Department:
Tool Room Reports to:
Tool Room Manager Exempt Non-Exempt Primary Function:
(Describe the purpose of this position to the Department/Function. State in terms of objectives and primary goals. What is the reason this position exists?) To oversee and direct activities of team members within the Tool Room in the absence of the Supervisor/Manager and ensure production schedule is being met.
Major Duties and Responsibilities:
(Describe the 5 essential activities performed in carrying out the objectives of the position, including: significant tasks, responsibilities, projects and decisions.) Manages and performs Tool Room and Die Service/Build Up activities which includes, builds, modifications, repairs, scheduling, and preventive maintenance. Performs die build up and teardown activities. Repairs die cavities by welding and cutting back to print standards. Evaluates and replaces die components as necessary. Operates crane, welder, grinders, lathes, mills, etc. Manages and schedules tool and die work. Coordinates with engineering and production staff to determine needs and priorities. Maintains tooling schedule for repairs. Establishes tool repair standards for time and labor. Makes recommendation of tool life based on repairs/cost to maintain tooling. Tracking all tooling life and makes recommendations for tooling replacement schedule. Maintains Tool Room equipment. Ensures proper care and maintenance of department equipment. Manages all routine servicing of machines. Monitors production problems and creates counter measures. Recommends and develops new processes and procedures and initiates/participates in their implementation. Ensures proper housekeeping and inventory of tools and materials. Develops and ensures safe practices are being followed related to tooling activities. Recommends department changes and new processes and procedures and participates in their implementation. Contributes to and supports the existence of a positive work environment through personal involvement by communicating, interacting, and behaving in a manner that promotes productive relationships with coworkers, supervisors, customers, and others with whom such relationships are important to the success of company operations. III.
Additional Responsibilities:
(List additional non-essential duties which are nevertheless typically performed by the job incumbent. This is a list of some, but not all responsibilities.) Responsible for following Lean Manufacturing Concepts. Work with other departments to improve operating procedures while maintaining their individual production requirements. Back fill during breaks. Demonstrate the ability to multi-task. Work with supervisors to make sure they have the necessary supplies to operate.
Required Skill/Knowledge:
(What specific types of skills/knowledge are required to perform the job? What kind/amount of experience is required?) Machine Shop Technology Certification Tool and Die Journeyman's card Experience with large die cast tooling Demonstrated ability to use and train others with measurement tools.
Preferred Skills/ Knowledge:
(Ideal skill set) Bilingual English / Spanish Fork Lift Certified Previous leadership experience Education Level /
Required Certification:
High School Degree or equivalent Education / Certification. VII.
Problem Solving:
(What are the day to day challenges or problems encountered in completing the objectives of the position? Describe the variety and complexity of the problems and the nature of any creativity which many be applied on a regular basis?) Ability to work with changing schedules, machine break downs and employment changes while production schedule. VIII.
Internal/External Contacts:
(Describe the nature, reason, frequency of contacts with others made in the performance of the job.)
Internal:
All departments
External:
Customers, Quality Auditors, and 3rd party inspectors Supervisory Responsibility/ Authority to: (Total number of exempt and non-exempt reports. Authority to make what types of decisions.) Authority to start/ stop production based on quality, safety or production concerns/problems.
Promotional Opportunities:
(Possible Career Path) Tool RoomSupervisor Job Share Yes No XII.
Additional information:
Ability to lift 50 lbs repeatedly, stand/ bend for 8 hours. Must be able to multi-task under high pressure environment. Based on need, may be asked to perform other duties as required by PMC.