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PHOENIX CLOSURES

MAINTENANCE -IN

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What they do

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.

$57,454 / year median in Indiana

-5% projected decline

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Job Description

Description
POSITION SUMMARY
Repair and maintain all production related machinery, and the physical Plant.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Performs preventative maintenance according to established procedures; Repairs molding and lining department machinery and auxiliary support equipment (e.g. presses, lining/assembly machines, chillers, cooling towers, un-winders, spinning bowls, etc.); Performs and completes necessary documentation for weekly, and monthly PMs, safety checks, and troubleshooting/repairs; Follows and adheres to lock out / tag out procedures; Fabricates parts (e.g. guards, tooling components) for machines as needed; Continually increases skills through education and training and Training Matrix; Familiarizes themselves with all equipment on the production floor including its purpose, use, and function. Familiarizes themselves with the Tooling employee duties and assists as necessary.
OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES
Performs other duties that may be assigned; Responsible for following all Safety Rules, policies, procedures and work instructions; Responsible for following all Food Safety related policies and procedures. Requirements
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
High School diploma or equivalent; Fork lift certification. Electrical and Hydraulic certifications or equivalent experience.
EXPERIENCE
Hands on experience in pneumatics, basic electricity and mechanical devices, usage of hand and power tools, measuring devices, welding, surface grinders, lathe; Ability to read and understand assembly diagrams, electrical and pneumatic symbols and diagrams, and blueprints/schematics.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Pushing or Pulling (0-5 lbs. typically 0-15% of the day) - tools; (5-50+ lbs. typically 15-40% of the day) parts, tool box Lifting or Carrying (0-1 lbs. typically >70% of the day) - tools, parts; (1-50 lbs. typically 0-40% of the day) Simple grasping (15-40%) Firm grasping (15-40%)
EQUIPMENT USED
Hand and power tools, fork lift, surface grinders, precision measuring equipment, welders, lathe, milling machine, personal computer, phone, calculator, copier, printer, scissors.
CONTACTS
Management, Maintenance Personnel, and Production Personnel.
SUPERVISION
Maintenance Supervisor.