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Manufacturing company in Chino is looking for an experienced Tool and Die Maker for there 2ND SHIFT.
This is an EXCELLENT opportunity with a great company!
2ND SHIFT:
2:00pm-10:30pm
- Determine specifications for parts and assemblies, tooling, gauges, dies, templates, jigs, fixtures, etc. By evaluating dimensional, material and heat treat requirements reflected on engineering drawings
- Perform complex machining operations involving compound angles and multiple set-ups using various types of equipment, such as lathes, jig borers, vertical mills, drill presses, etc. To fabricate parts and assemblies, tooling, gauges, dies, templates, jigs, fixtures, etc.
- In support of developmental work, study specifications such as engineering drawings, sketches, 3D models, and/ or descriptions and then visualizes products
- Set up and operate both conventional and computer numerically controlled lathes and mills to produce machined parts
Verify dimensions, alignments and clearances using measuring instruments, such as dial indicators, gauge blocks, thickness gauges, micrometers, etc.
- Produce work to exacting and close tolerances, and in accordance with engineering drawings
- Select and properly grind cutting tools for work on all varieties of materials and types of cuts
- Operate all Short Run Shop machines as applicable
- Perform skilled fitting, fabricating, assembling, indexing, timing and adjusting of work, such as with parts and assemblies, tooling, gauges, dies, templates, jigs, fixtures, etc.
- Heat treat tools and parts to the proper hardness and temperature
- Perform any and all types of development work, working with engineers as required
- Recognize and immediately correct machining difficulties and errors (or cause to have corrected) if the fault is due to machine tool, design, material and/or equipment
- Perform all tasks in a timely, safe and accurate manner to avoid delays in operations
#YORKSP
This is an EXCELLENT opportunity with a great company!
2ND SHIFT:
2:00pm-10:30pm
- Determine specifications for parts and assemblies, tooling, gauges, dies, templates, jigs, fixtures, etc. By evaluating dimensional, material and heat treat requirements reflected on engineering drawings
- Perform complex machining operations involving compound angles and multiple set-ups using various types of equipment, such as lathes, jig borers, vertical mills, drill presses, etc. To fabricate parts and assemblies, tooling, gauges, dies, templates, jigs, fixtures, etc.
- In support of developmental work, study specifications such as engineering drawings, sketches, 3D models, and/ or descriptions and then visualizes products
- Set up and operate both conventional and computer numerically controlled lathes and mills to produce machined parts
Verify dimensions, alignments and clearances using measuring instruments, such as dial indicators, gauge blocks, thickness gauges, micrometers, etc.
- Produce work to exacting and close tolerances, and in accordance with engineering drawings
- Select and properly grind cutting tools for work on all varieties of materials and types of cuts
- Operate all Short Run Shop machines as applicable
- Perform skilled fitting, fabricating, assembling, indexing, timing and adjusting of work, such as with parts and assemblies, tooling, gauges, dies, templates, jigs, fixtures, etc.
- Heat treat tools and parts to the proper hardness and temperature
- Perform any and all types of development work, working with engineers as required
- Recognize and immediately correct machining difficulties and errors (or cause to have corrected) if the fault is due to machine tool, design, material and/or equipment
- Perform all tasks in a timely, safe and accurate manner to avoid delays in operations
#YORKSP
