Stamping Die Maintenance and Optimization Specialist

Step Into a Day Shaping PrecisionBegin your shift by reviewing the maintenance queue, then head to the press line where your expertise keeps production moving. You’ll diagnose transfer and line dies in-press and out-of-press, collaborate with the press team on efficient setups, and use root-cause thinking to safeguard quality. Between jobs, you’ll tune, repair, and optimize tooling in the toolroom—operating equipment with the accuracy only a seasoned pro can deliver.What You’ll DoTroubleshoot, repair, maintain, and optimize transfer and line dies both in-press and out-of-press.Operate toolroom equipment and precision machinery to build, repair, and adjust tooling.Partner with the press team to support setup and achieve posted efficiency targets.Follow all safety procedures and protocols, modeling safe practices at all times.Use root cause analysis and structured problem-solving to improve uptime, efficiency, and quality.Own product quality to print—maintain part conformance to blueprint specifications.Interpret CMM or gaging data and adjust tooling to meet customer quality requirements.Leverage computers and production interfaces (e.g., control panels/HMIs) to record, adjust, and track work.Support Lean initiatives—apply 5S and Kaizen to organize, standardize, and continuously improve.Participate in continuous improvement action plans aligned to company goals and objectives.Serve as a wastewater handler after successful completion of required environmental training.Work overtime as needed to meet customer demand; perform other duties as assigned.Shifts & PremiumsAfternoons: 3:00 – 11:00 pm — 15% shift premiumMidnights: 11:00 pm – 7:00 am — 15% premiumWhat You’ll BringProficiency reading and applying Blueprint GD&T for dies, details, and part prints.Proven ability to diagnose and resolve day-to-day operational issues on the floor.Comfort using computers and productivity machinery such as control panels.Skill interpreting CMM/gaging information to dial-in tooling and hold spec.5+ years in metal stamping, prototype, tool and die build, or die repair technician roles.Working knowledge of IATF16949, ISO 14001, and Q1 compliance to protect product and the environment.Ability to thrive in a fast-paced manufacturing setting and meet production standards.High school diploma or GED required; some college or technical trade manufacturing education preferred.Physical capability for extended periods of sitting/standing, bending, lifting, stooping, and repetitive motion.Excellent manual dexterity and ability to lift and carry up to 80 pounds frequently.Comfort working in a manufacturing environment with continuous noise exposure.Willingness to work overtime when required.Why You’ll Love Working HereWe’ve built an environment where you can do your best work and be rewarded for it.Health & WellnessMedical, Dental, and Vision InsurancePrescription drug coverageWellness reimbursementTelehealth accessOnsite health screeningsMental health resourcesEmployee Assistance Program with counseling, family support, financial advice, legal guidance, and moreFinancial BenefitsCompetitive salariesEmployee Stock Ownership PlanAnnual bonus opportunity401(k) with company matchHealth Savings Account with company contributionLife and disability insuranceWork-Life BalancePaid Time OffParental leave14 company-paid holidays each yearGrowth & DevelopmentTraining programsEducation expense reimbursementCareer advancement opportunitiesAdditional PerksPet insurance and discount programLegal insuranceEmployee discountsRecognition and rewardsCommunity involvementWorkplace giving matching gift programJoin us and help keep world-class stamping operations running at peak performance—while building your career with a team invested in your success. #J-18808-Ljbffr Torrey Holistics