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P1 Technologies

Tool and Die - Mold Maker

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Job Description

BASIC FUNCTION
Seeking a seasoned Tool and Die/Mold Maker who wants to be a part of a highly skilled team who is passionate about mentoring the next generation of machinists to ensure our trade doesn't die with us. Experience as a trainer/mentor with a proven track record of Tool and Die/Mold Making.
MAJOR DUTIES
  • Fabricate parts and molds
  • Use all Toolroom machines: milling, turning, precision grinding, polishing, wire and sinker EDM, and similar
  • Use Toolroom equipment to machine parts to print
  • Proficient manual machining skills including milling contours, engraving, turning threads, boring pockets, grinding flats, diameters, shoulders, slots, and dressing radii
  • Use gauges, precision measuring instruments, and all necessary inspection equipment. Experience with touch CMMs a plus
  • Ability to reverse engineer and manufacture mold components
  • Willingness to coach and mentor new machinists
  • Be a productive member of the P1 Technologies, Inc. Toolroom Team.
  • Collaborate with stakeholders to develop new machinist training best practices
  • Develop and teach productive work habits and specialized skills to new machinists as required
  • Identify individual learning needs of apprentices and adapt the delivery of information accordingly
  • Ability to work effectively within a team environment where open and honest communication is critical
  • Maintain a comprehensive knowledge of the Tool and Die field, remain up to date on the latest technologies, and be a resource for future Toolroom growth regarding personnel and equipment
  • Provide training and/or instructions on related work procedures to coworkers
  • Maintain a clean workstation throughout each shift
  • Understand and follow quality-related standards and documentation
  • Dispose of non-conforming products, as directed Punctual and regular attendance is an essential responsibility of each employee at P1 Technologies Other duties as assigned
QUALIFICATIONS
Minimum 5 years' experience as a Tool and Die/Mold Maker in the manufacturing industry Journeyman-level Tool and Die/Mold Maker Excellent communication skills Desire to mentor a new generation of machinists Tool and Die/Mold design and fabrication experience Ability to work with employees who have a wide range of knowledge, skills and abilities Knowledge and experience in machine operations: mill, lathe, grinders, wire EDM, and sinker EDMs Read and interpret engineering drawings with GD&T Design and create dies, molds, and fixtures
EDUCATION
Must have acquired either certification as a Journeyman mold maker from a vocational school, technical center, high school or state/association apprenticeship, or equivalent training, experience and mold making proficiency in a manufacturing environment
EQUIPMENT USED
Drills, mills, lathes, electrical discharge machinery, various hand-held and measuring tools, die trucks, surface grinder, spin fixtures, etc. Other equipment may be assigned.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Requires good hand/eye coordination, fine manipulation with hands and fingers, close/color vision, minimal fumes, moderate noise, lifting up to 50 pounds, moderate bending and stooping, standing and sitting
Pay:
$75,000.00 - $83,200.00 per year
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee assistance program Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Relocation assistance Retirement plan Tuition reimbursement Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person
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