Your work will include:Disassemble, clean, inspect, repair, and rebuild molds, dies, and other production toolingTroubleshoot wear, damage, and mechanical issuesReplace components such as bushings, guide pins, springs, fasteners, O-rings, and wear platesAssist with mold and tooling changeovers, setup, and alignmentPerform preventative maintenance on molds, dies, and toolingMaintain and rebuild bladder assembliesInspect and maintain die sets to ensure consistent cutting performanceSupport troubleshooting during production startups and changeoversDocument repairs, maintenance, and component replacementKeep the tooling maintenance area clean, organized, and safeCommunicate tooling concerns and recommended repairs to Engineering and leadershipYou May Be a Great Fit If You Have Experience With:Industrial or mechanical maintenanceAutomotive or diesel repairFarm or agricultural equipmentMachine repair or machine buildingMold maintenanceTool & DieCNC machining or manual machiningWelding or fabricationMechanical assemblyOther hands-on mechanical workDon't have mold or die experience? Why You'll Like This JobHands-on mechanical work – troubleshoot, repair, rebuild, and install toolingVariety – you won't spend every day doing the same repetitive taskBuild valuable skills in mold, die, and tooling maintenanceWork alongside experienced manufacturing and technical professionalsOpportunity to learn and grow into more advanced technical workStable manufacturing environment with long-term career opportunitiesProfit sharingCompetitive health, dental, and vision insurancePTO beginning Day 1What You'll DoYou'll help keep our production tooling safe, reliable, and ready to run.