Tool & Die Technician - Night Shift

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As a Tooling and Maintenance Specialist , you play a critical role in ensuring tooling reliability and dimensional accuracy to uphold product quality in a high-speed, continuous manufacturing environment. The Tooling Specialist is a highly skilled role focuses on maintaining, repairing, and ensuring the precision of tooling and dies, particularly for neckers and front-end (FE) equipment. With advanced mechanical expertise, the specialist perform precision machining tasks, interprets technical blueprints, plans and coordinates maintenances activities (including with external vendors), and supports major equipment rebuilds. This role also contributes to capital projects and continuous improvements initiatives aimed at minimizing downtime and maximizing tooling lifecycle and line efficiency

• •Night shift position: 10:00pm-6:30am Monday-Friday

• •High Precision Maintenance: executes maintenance with focus on accuracy and tolerance compliance
• •Technical Blueprint Interpretation: reads and applies technical drawings for machining and tooling work
• •Tooling Reliability Focus: understands the impact of tooling condition on product quality and machine performance
• •Mechanical Expertise: applies advanced knowledge of manufacturing and industrial equipment
• •Planning and Coordination: effectively organizes and aligns tasks with vendors, crews, and schedules
• •Root cause & Process Improvement: participates in problem-solving and implements corrective/preventive actions
• •Inventory Discipline: maintains detailed records and applies tooling lifecycle best practices
• •Safety and Quality Mindset: consistently applies standards to protect people, equipment, and output

• •Precision machining and die maintenance
• •Interpretation of mechanical and technical blueprints
• •Advanced Knowledge of industrial and manufacturing equipment (preferred on Necker and Front-End tooling)
• •Equipment rebuild and alignment procedures
• •Tool and die inventory management systems
• •Downtime tracking and root cause documentation
• •CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management Systems) familiarity
• •Vendor communication and maintenance planning

• •Ensure tooling accuracy and functionality, perform high-precision maintenance, repair, and replacement of tooling and dies to meet tolerance and quality standards
• •Improve tooling reliability, monitor and act on tooling performance to prevent failures and ensure consistent product quality
• •Interpret blueprints and machining specs, use technical drawings to guide accurate machining and tolling tasks
• •Support rebuilds and capital projects, contribute technical expertise to equipment rebuilds and process improvements initiatives
• •Coordinate maintenance activities, plan and align work with vendors and teams to minimize downtime
• •Reduce downtime through root cause actions, support problem-solving and continuous improvement efforts targeting equipment availability
• •Manage tooling inventory, track usage, wear, and replacement needs to maintain availability and performance
• •Follow safety and quality standards, apply safety procedures and maintain high standards in all maintenance tasks