DIE MOLD MAINTENANCE TECH

Looking to leverage your expertise in die mold maintenance within a dynamic and fast-paced environment? Our client offers a rewarding path that enhances your mechanical acumen as an Injection Mold Tooling Specialist. This dedicated role is with a leading automotive tier one supplier that specializes in designing and manufacturing cutting-edge lighting systems, accessories, and electronic components. This position champions operational excellence, requires meticulous attention to detail, and demands an innovative approach to problem-solving, both independently and collaboratively.

### Core Responsibilities:
- Minimize equipment downtime by conducting precise repairs and proactive maintenance on injection molding tools, ensuring optimal performance and reduced production costs.
- Execute complex repairs with finesse, utilizing both your extensive knowledge and critical thinking to uphold high quality standards.
- Serve as a collaborative bridge with departments like Quality Control and Assurance to align repair standards with organizational goals.
- Empower production associates with hands-on training sessions focused on tooling repairs and maintenance, fostering a well-rounded team.
- Provide crucial support to the maintenance coordinator to promote departmental efficiency and effectiveness.

### Employee Benefits:
- Comprehensive health coverage: medical, dental, and vision benefits
- Competitive retirement savings plan with company matching options
- Educational advancement through tuition reimbursement

### Desired Qualifications:
- At least 2 years of practical experience in tool and die or a comparable field
- Strong understanding of injection mold mechanisms and manual machine tool operations
- Proficiency in TIG welding, die spotting, and component finishing through handwork and polishing
- Adept in both mechanical and electrical problem-solving
- Effective communication skills, both verbal and written
- Strategic planning and monitoring instincts

While these qualifications are beneficial, they are not mandatory:
- Completion of a trade school program
- Experience through a tool and die apprenticeship

### Work Environment and Conditions:
- Balance between office (1 hour) and manufacturing environments (7 hours) daily
- Physical demands include the ability to walk or stand continuously for multiple hours and lifting up to 50 lbs
- Occasional travel for training or on-site support
- Flexibility for unscheduled but essential overtime

### Safety and Exposure:
- Regular interaction with mechanical components
- Moderate noise levels earmarked by mandatory hearing protection in designated zones