About the role
Summary
- To provide precision engineered tooling support for development and continuous operations. Ensures components and
- equipment meet required specifications for safety, reliability, and sustainability. Designs, coordinates, and implements die
- and tooling systems, plus evaluates and applies rubber flow techniques, principals, and procedures to ensure the highest
- quality product is produced. Prepares complete documentation related to projects.
Responsibilities
- Design, implementation, and installation of dies for rubber flow consistency, reliability, and productivity
- Verifies compliance of flow to design specifications and tolerances
- Discusses and solves complex problems with other technical departments
- Manages tool and die projects using sound principles and techniques
- Develops, tests and evaluates theoretical designs
- Monitors and commissions rubber transport equipment and assists with troubleshooting and repairs
- Provides maintenance department appropriate documentation and training on systems
- Prepares documentation, reports, and updates engineering specifications related to studies and projects
- Provides technical support to technical, maintenance, and production operations
TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
- Ability to travel for training assignments to domestic and foreign facilities.
- Otherwise – limited domestic travel for educational, technical, or business related opportunities.
Knowledge and Skills
- Good knowledge of structural mechanics and dynamics
- Analytical thought process
- Effective written/oral communication
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite
- Proficient in milling and welding
- Knowledge of CAD, CNC, machining, welding, and other precision tooling processes
- Has worked successfully in both team and individual environments – good listener – continuous learner
Education and Experience
- High School Diploma
- AA DEGREE – Preferred or commensurate experience in Tool Design
Physical Requirements
- Able to spend time walking the production areas, talking with operators and maintenance associates, can
- climb 3 floors of stairs. Use of welders, mills, lathes, hand tools, and meters for performing evaluations