Tool and Die Maker II, and III

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We are an Evergreen position and are always looking for top Tool and Die talent to join our team. We are currently hiring for Tool and Die Maker I, II, and III positions.

The Tool and Die Maker roles involve utilizing tool and die making skills to assist in basic tool and die fabrication and repair. The responsibilities vary by level.

Production Supervisor

• Tool and Die Maker I
  • Adhere to all company Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) regulations, policies, and procedures.
  • Participate in the continuous improvement process.
  • Assist in basic tool and die fabrication and repair.
  • Repair basic dies, molds, and tools when needed; disassemble molds, jigs, tools, and fixtures, then reassemble when repaired.
  • Read and interpret technical blueprints and CAD drawings to understand the specifications of the required parts.
  • Operate manual machines including but not limited to lathes, grinders, and milling machines.
  • Use precision measurement tools such as micrometers, calipers, and gauges to measure finished parts and ensure they meet specifications.
  • Assemble, disassemble, and test various types of production dies and tooling.
  • Read and interpret simple blueprints.
  • Assist with regular maintenance on machine tools and repair damaged or worn‑out tools and dies.
  • Build and modify basic spare parts.
  • Record work and document tooling repair history in CMMS software.
  • Support senior makers with setup and maintenance tasks.
  • Actively model IDEX values:
    Team, Trust, and Excellence.
  • Perform other related duties as assigned.
• Tool and Die Maker II
  • Must be proficient in all Tool and Die Maker level 1 duties and responsibilities.
  • Adhere to all company Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) regulations, policies, and procedures.
  • Participate in the continuous improvement process.
  • Independently fabricate and repair moderately complex tools and dies.
  • Operate both manual and CNC machines with little to no supervision.
  • Repair progressive dies, molds, and tools; disassemble molds, jigs, tools, and fixtures, then reassemble when repaired.
  • Interpret detailed technical drawings and CAD models.
  • Operate manual machines including but not limited to lathes, grinders, and milling machines. Perform quality checks and troubleshoot issues. Use precision measurement tools like micrometers, calipers, and gauges to measure finished parts and ensure they meet specifications.
  • Perform and adhere to effective preventive maintenance schedule and reporting.
  • Build and modify more complex spare parts.
  • Troubleshoot production dies and tooling by partnering with Senior Tool and Die Makers, operations, maintenance, and engineering.
  • Record and audit tooling repair history in CMMS software.
  • Actively model IDEX values:
    Team, Trust, and Excellence.
  • Perform other related duties as assigned.
• Tool and Die Maker III
  • Must be proficient in all Tool and Die Maker level 2 duties and responsibilities.
  • Adhere to all company Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) regulations, policies, and procedures.
  • Participate in the continuous improvement process.
  • Lead complex tool and die projects from inception, design, and completion.
  • Repair progressive dies, molds, and tools; disassemble molds, jigs, tools, and fixtures, then reassemble when repaired and create and revise new product in alignment with the MCCB (Manufacturing Change Control Board) process.
  • Develop and maintain content concurrently with engineering team members for standard operating procedures, work instructions, and other controlled documents.
  • Train and support level 1 and level 2 tool makers on standard operating procedures and work instructions.
  • Create, perform, and audit preventive maintenance schedule on tools and dies.
  • Reverse engineer dies and die components when models or drawings are not available.
  • Collaborate with engineering, maintenance, and operations on improvement projects, tooling design changes, new product development, and equipment optimization in partnership with leadership.
  • Lead tool and die department projects as assigned.
  • Record and audit tooling repair history in CMMS software.
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