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Plastic Products Co in Seneca, SC is seeking a Toolmaker Class A to design, fabricate, and maintain precision tools and molds for high-volume production. You will collaborate with engineering and production to troubleshoot tooling issues and ensure tooling meets exact specifications.
The role requires proficiency in reading drawings, operating manual and CNC machinery, and knowledge of machining processes. Journeyman certification is preferred, and this is a full-time on-site position offering
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Full Time Seneca, Seneca, SC, US
$30.00 To $40.00 Hourly
The Toolmaker Class A plays a critical role in the manufacturing process by designing, fabricating, and maintaining precision tools, dies, and molds used in production. This position requires a high level of technical expertise to ensure that all tooling meets exact specifications and quality standards, directly impacting product quality and manufacturing efficiency. The Toolmaker Class A collaborates closely with engineering and production teams to troubleshoot and resolve tooling issues, minimizing downtime and optimizing workflow. This role demands meticulous attention to detail and a strong understanding of various machining techniques and materials. Ultimately, the Toolmaker Class A ensures that all tooling components are reliable, durable, and capable of supporting high-volume manufacturing operations within the United States.
The required skills enable the Toolmaker Class A to accurately interpret complex engineering drawings and translate them into precise tooling components using both manual and CNC machinery. Proficiency in machining processes and measurement techniques ensures that tools meet stringent quality and dimensional standards, which is essential for maintaining production efficiency. Preferred skills such as CAD/CAM software knowledge allow the toolmaker to contribute to tooling design and programming, enhancing productivity and innovation. Familiarity with lean manufacturing principles supports continuous improvement efforts, reducing waste and optimizing tooling performance. Together, these skills empower the Toolmaker Class A to deliver high-quality tooling solutions that support seamless manufacturing operations.