Die Setter

Set up machines to manufacture powered metal parts: 1. follow all safety regulationsFollows all safety regulations. 2. Can turn air and power off and on at the press. 3. Can read and understand router information. 4. Can identify all features of the parts. 5. Can use and read all micrometers and scales required for molding inspection. 6. Can visually check for cracks, chips, broken bevels, slips, and blow-by. 7. Knows how to complete the following settings for a straight wall & flange 8. bearing setup. (Note: references Molding Setup Booklet) 9. Which core rod and adaptor to use. 10. How to set table float. 11. How to set fill. 12. How to set ejection. 13. How to set head. 14. How to set stops. 15. How to line up top punch. 16. How to get into size and weight. 17. How to check runouts. 18. How to fill out Inspection Reports, In-Process Tags, & Production Control Logs. 19. How to properly tag scrap and tailing barrels. 20. Can make size and weight adjustments. 21. Can make tool changes. 22. Can put powder up in the hopper. 23. Can move full skid to storage rack. 24. Can do a Density Split. 25. Knows how to adjust Shoe Cam. 26. Can do all requirements of a lot change. 27. Knows the tagging procedure for out of spec parts. 28. Can keep work areas neat and orderly. 29. Has completed forklift training. 30. Has completed SPC training. 31. Has completed QS-9000 Orientation