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DAIKIN COMFORT TECHNOLOGIES MFG INC is seeking an entry-level Tool & Die Maker Apprentice to train in maintaining all tooling in the plant. The role supports technicians and works under direct supervision of the Lead and Supervisor.
Responsibilities include building jigs, reading prints, setting up mills and lathes, and ensuring tooling quality with precision gauges. Strong math, print-reading, and safe work habits are essential.
The Tool & Die Maker Apprentice is an entry-level position to train and prepare employees to be responsible for maintaining all tooling in the Plant. The Tool & Die Apprentice is responsible for assisting technicians and other roles within the maintenance department. This role will work under direct supervision of the Lead and Supervisor.
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