Mold, Tool, and Die Maker (PPG#337670)

Barton Staffing Solutions, Inc.; Illinois; On-site; USD 34,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Barton Staffing Solutions, Inc. is hiring a Mold, Tool & Die Maker in Montgomery, IL to join our Tool Room team. This role involves precision work, close-tolerance machining, mold/die repair, and hands-on craftsmanship in a well-equipped shop.

The position offers a starting pay of $30 per hour depending on experience, with 1st shift hours. Shifts may start at 3am or 5am, and Saturdays are required about three times a month.

Qualifications

• Mold making, tooling, and machining skills required.
• Experience with precision tolerances is beneficial.
• Ability to read prints and interpret specifications.

Responsibilities

• Construct, alter, and repair molds, dies, tools, jigs, and fixtures.
• Work to close tolerances to fit, align, and assemble components.
• Perform ordinary tool room machining operations on manual equipment.
• Read prints, sketches, orders, and instructions to complete tasks.
• Disassemble molds and dies, inspect components, and repair as needed.
• Assist with complex work, including TIG welding.
• Reassemble molds/dies and verify proper fit and alignment.
• Report equipment malfunctions and keep the workspace clean.

Skills

Mold making

Tooling

Close-tolerance machining

TIG welding

Job description

We are hiring a skilled Mold, Tool & Die Maker

Location: Montgomery, IL

Pay: Starting at $30/hr.+ Based on Experience

Shift: 1st Shift

Hours: *Will be working 10-12hr shifts, with a start time of either 3am or 5am with Saturdays required 3 times a month*

We are hiring a skilled Mold, Tool & Die Maker to join our Tool Room team on a direct-hire basis. This role involves precision work, close-tolerance machining, mold/die repair, and hands-on craftsmanship in a well-equipped shop.

Key Responsibilities

• Construct, alter, and repair a variety of molds, dies, tools, jigs, and fixtures.
• Work to close tolerances to fit, align, and assemble precision components.
• Perform ordinary tool room machining operations using manual equipment.
• Work from prints, sketches, samples, orders, demonstrations, and instructions to complete machining and assembly tasks.
• Disassemble molds and dies, inspect damaged components, and perform indicated repairs.
• Assist with complex or difficult work, including heliarc welding (TIG).
• Reassemble molds/dies and verify proper fit and alignment.
• Report equipment malfunctions, material discrepancies, or unusual conditions.
• Maintain accurate paperwork and keep work area clean and organized.
• Under limited supervision, operate manual machine tools; under close supervision, set up and operate CNC machines.
• Use precision measuring tools, gauges, machinist hand tools, and material-handling equipment.
• Perform additional qualified tasks as needed to support production.
• Follow all safety rules and best practices.

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