Eyelet Toolmaker: Precision Dies & Tooling

Anomatic Corporation; Naugatuck (CT); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Pay

Career Growth

401K with Company Match

Paid Time Off

Job summary

Anomatic in Naugatuck, CT, is seeking an Eyelet Toolmaker for planning and executing bench and machine operations to build and assemble eyelet tools, dies and gauges with high precision. This role requires interpreting layouts, setting up machines, and ensuring tight tolerances while coordinating with the Tooling Engineer.

You will operate manual equipment such as lathes, mills and grinders, maintain a safe, organized workspace, and support training and continuous improvement efforts in a first

Qualifications

• Journeyman's card as an Eyelet Toolmaker or 4+ years of direct hands-on experience as an Eyelet Toolmaker.
• Experience with deep drawn metal products in high-speed transfer presses and/or cosmetic parts is a plus.
• Must be able to read blueprints with accuracy.
• Must possess a high degree of precision and careful, controlled manipulation of tools.

Responsibilities

• Fabricates, assembles and grooms complex eyelet tools, dies and gauges for eyelet machines and presses.
• Maintain production and quality standards and assist with Job Training as needed.
• Troubleshoot jobs per production/quality requirements and adjust as required.
• Interpret layouts or create general layouts from detailed instructions and support Tooling Engineer.
• Plan and perform tool room machine operations with close tolerances and judgments on fits.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Read blueprints

Precision & dexterity

Time management

Communication skills

Tools

Lathe operation

Milling

Surface grinding

Tooling inspection

Job description

Anomatic in Naugatuck, CT, is seeking an Eyelet Toolmaker for planning and executing bench and machine operations to build and assemble eyelet tools, dies and gauges with high precision. This role requires interpreting layouts, setting up machines, and ensuring tight tolerances while coordinating with the Tooling Engineer.

You will operate manual equipment such as lathes, mills and grinders, maintain a safe, organized workspace, and support training and continuous improvement efforts in a first