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Position Duties

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Responsibilities-
1. Perform all machine, bench and assembly operations to construct, modify, maintain, and repair tools, blanking and forming dies, jigs, fixtures, etc.
2. Layout, select proper equipment and materials, determine machining variables and ultimately machine high quality tools, jigs and fixtures to critical tolerances.
3. Plan, layout and perform all operations to fabricate and construct a diversified line of sheet metal products to customer's specifications or perform development work on new products.
4. Construct, alter and repair pre-production models of complicated and intricate design and construction.
5. Perform all jig bore machining on a wide variety of work where considerable skill is required to maintain a high degree of accuracy on sizes and related dimensions.
6. Check own work and work of others to insure tolerances per specifications.
May troubleshoot installed tools, fixtures, jigs and dies at the operator's workplace to determine source of problem and make corrections.
7. Use a wide variety of precision measuring devices such as indicators, micrometers, scales, etc.
8. Provide technical direction and layout work for personnel as assigned.
9. Work from drawings, sketches, specifications and oral and/or written instructions to complete projects with little or no direction from others.
Qualifications-
1. Have completed State of Wisconsin Indentured apprentice program in Tool & Die.
2. Able to discriminate visually to perform various checks*
3. Able to discriminate auditorily to perform noise checks*
4. Bending motions from waist required*
5. Able to handle/lift/push/pull various assemblies*
6. Repetitive hand and wrist motion required*
7. Extended period of standing/sitting*
Quality Specific Goals:
1. Aware of and comply with the GEHC Quality Manual, Quality Management System, Quality Management Policy, Quality Goals, and applicable laws and regulations as they apply to this job type/position
2. Complete all planned Quality & Compliance training within the defined deadlines
3. Identify and report any quality or compliance concerns and take immediate corrective action as required
We will not sponsor individuals for employment visas, now or in the future, for this job opening.
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The Tool Room Lead is responsible for coordinating daily tool room activities to support production priorities, tool maintenance, and continuous improvement initiatives. This role serves as the key link between production staff, tooling engineers, and the Tooling Engineering Manager. The Tool Room Lead ensures that tool room work is scheduled for best flow, jobs are prioritized correctly, and communication remains clear and consistent.
Minimum 5 years (Sr Assoc) 5 years supervisory or leadership experience in a machine shop environment.
Must have effective problem solving and interpersonal skills, both written and verbal.
Must be able to manage resources effectively & efficiently.
Ability to work through problems and develop appropriate, successful solutions.
Able to exercise independent judgment with limited instruction and guidance.

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The Tool Room Lead is responsible for coordinating daily tool room activities to support production priorities, tool maintenance, and continuous improvement initiatives. This role serves as the key link between production staff, tooling engineers, and the Tooling Engineering Manager. The Tool Room Lead ensures that tool room work is scheduled for best flow, jobs are prioritized correctly, and communication remains clear and consistent.
Production & Scheduling
Work closely with production staff to establish daily and weekly tooling priorities.
Schedule tool room work for optimal flow, aligning with production floor needs and priorities.
Adjust schedules based on urgent or changing production requirements.
Provide clear daily job assignments and direction to mold makers.
Communication & Reporting
Issue daily shop updates on job status, progress, and issues to the Tooling Engineers and Tooling Engineering Manager.
Act as the primary communication point between the Mold Makers, Production staff, and Tooling engineers.
Escalate critical or urgent tooling issues promptly to the Tooling Engineering Manager.
Provide both positive and constructive feedback on Mold makers and Tooling Engineers to the Tooling Engineering Manager, supporting staff development and accountability.
Work jointly with Tooling Engineers and the Tooling Engineering Manager on steel evaluations, mold health reviews, and repair planning.
Support implementation of standardized work instructions and best practices across the tool room.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe tool room environment.
Lead, coach, and provide feedback to Mold Makers.
Ensure all repair and maintenance work is documented accurately and completed to high quality standards.
Coordinate with Tooling Engineers on spare parts requirements and availability.
Minimum 5 years (Sr Assoc) 5 years supervisory or leadership experience in a machine shop environment.
Must have effective problem solving and interpersonal skills, both written and verbal.
Must be able to manage resources effectively & efficiently.
Ability to work through problems and develop appropriate, successful solutions.
Able to exercise independent judgment with limited instruction and guidance.

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