Tool & Die/Deep Draw

Tool & Die/Deep Draw

Requirements

• 3+ years experience repairing, maintaining, constructing, and/or the inspection of tools, dies, jigs, powerfeed, etc.
• 3+ years of CAD/CAM programming experience (using an offline programming system such as UniGraphics, CATIA, MasterCam etc).
• 3+ years of experience setting up and operating Manual and CNC Machines
• Ability to read blueprints with the understanding of Dimensioning and Tolerancing

Responsibilities

• Perform all functions related to tool fabrication, rework, and repair as required.
• Obtain work orders from the team leader or supervisor, determining assignments based on schedule dates and tool availability.
• Read work orders and blueprints to identify required tasks, tools, and equipment.
• Develop plans for the fabrication, maintenance, and repair of tools.
• Initiate and coordinate engineering change requests with internal support groups when necessary.
• Determine the sequence of tool fabrication work, troubleshoot issues, and develop solutions to production challenges.
• Access and utilize appropriate tool drawings, models, and specifications using available computing systems.
• Select and verify necessary equipment from the shop storage area, ensuring current tool certification.
• Perform repairs or replacements on tools as per Standing Tool Order (STO) Production Requests, and request rework orders if necessary.
• Layout holes, lines, and other tool features, and install or modify hydraulic, pneumatic, and vacuum tubes as required.
• Operate various machinery, including power saws, drill presses, and CNC machines, to shape materials and prepare details.
• Move materials and equipment using Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT) and overhead cranes as needed.
• Maintain accurate records of orders and coordinate tooling information with other shifts and departments.
• Handle hazardous materials in compliance with Boeing procedures, using appropriate personal protective equipment.
• Engage in continuous improvement practices to enhance quality, safety, and efficiency in tool and die work.
• Use precision measuring instruments, such as micrometers and gauges, to ensure accuracy in fabrication and repairs.
• Interface with customers and suppliers to incorporate changes or resolve functional and installation issues.
• Submit completed jobs to Quality Assurance and assist inspectors in performing necessary checks or measurements.
• Utilize mathematics, including algebra and trigonometry, to calculate dimensions and analyze Model Based Definition (MBD) for fabrication details.
• Conduct tool tryouts and make necessary adjustments to ensure production meets quality requirements and specifications.

Preferred Qualifications

• High school graduate or GED preferred.