Bryan, Ohio Stamping Die Set Up Operator with experience

Job Description

Job Description

Role:

The primary responsibility of the Stamping Die Set-up Operator is to ensure stamping dies are properly set up, aligned, and adjusted to produce high-quality components that meet safety, quality, and productivity standards. Operators in this role are expected to perform all duties in alignment with The Triton Way , upholding professionalism and pride in every part produced.

Mission:

Become a key contributor to Triton’s manufacturing success. Apply your technical skills and attention to detail to deliver excellence every day—driving success for both yourself and the team.

Leadership and Behavior:

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs):

1. Attendance
2. Labor Efficiency
3. Labor Utilization
4. First-Pass Quality / Scrap Rate

Stamping Die Set-up Operator Key Responsibilities:

• Set up and install progressive, line, or transfer dies in stamping presses according to production requirements
• Perform accurate die alignment and test setups to ensure parts meet specifications
• Read and interpret blueprints, setup sheets, and technical drawings
• Conduct first-piece inspections and adjust press settings as needed to ensure quality output
• Operate overhead cranes, forklifts, and die carts safely during changeovers
• Assist in troubleshooting and basic maintenance of dies and presses
• Maintain detailed records of setups, adjustments, and run data
• Follow and enforce all safety protocols, including use of PPE and lockout/tagout procedures
• Collaborate with team members, tool & die personnel, and supervisors to resolve issues quickly and maintain workflow
• Maintain a clean and organized work area that reflects Triton standards

Requirements:

• Experience in a stamping or metal fabrication environment preferred
• Dependable and motivated work ethic
• Basic mechanical aptitude and understanding of press operations
• Strong sense of accountability and pride in workmanship

Qualifications / Skills:

• Ability to read labels, safety warnings, setup instructions, and part drawings
• Basic computer literacy for documenting setup and production data
• Detail-oriented and safety-focused at all times
• Ability to communicate clearly with team members and supervisors
• Physically capable of lifting, standing, and working in a manufacturing environment