Foundry Tooling Engineer: Optimize Molds & Scrap

McWane; Anniston (AL); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

McWane in Anniston, Alabama, is seeking a Foundry Tooling Engineer responsible for designing and developing molds for cast metal parts. You will optimize tooling for manufacturing efficiency and troubleshoot related defects to minimize production scrap.

The role involves coordinating tooling rework, leading scrap reduction initiatives, and maintaining tooling records. A Bachelor's degree in engineering and exposure to manufacturing is required. Strong communication skills and the ability to work in foundry conditions are crucial.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Industrial, Materials, or related discipline).
• Prior exposure to a manufacturing environment through internships, co-ops, or full-time roles.
• Working knowledge of root cause analysis methods (5 Why, Fishbone, A3, or equivalent).
• Strong written and verbal communication.

Responsibilities

• Ensuring personal safety and the safety of team members.
• Specify pattern construction details including draft and parting line.
• Coordinate tooling rework, repair, and replacement.
• Lead or co-lead A3 problem-solving on tooling-attributable scrap categories.
• Own the Pattern Shop preventive maintenance schedule for active patterns.

Skills

Strong written and verbal communication

Root cause analysis methods

Ability to work in foundry conditions

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Job description

McWane in Anniston, Alabama, is seeking a Foundry Tooling Engineer responsible for designing and developing molds for cast metal parts. You will optimize tooling for manufacturing efficiency and troubleshoot related defects to minimize production scrap.

The role involves coordinating tooling rework, leading scrap reduction initiatives, and maintaining tooling records. A Bachelor's degree in engineering and exposure to manufacturing is required. Strong communication skills and the ability to work in foundry conditions are crucial.