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Tool & Die Maintenance Technician We are seeking a skilled Tool & Die Maintenance Technician to repair, rebuild, and maintain casting and trim dies, ensuring they meet original specifications. The ideal candidate will troubleshoot production tooling issues, perform welding, and train new employees while maintaining a clean and efficient work environment. Key Responsibilities: Repair, rebuild, and maintain casting and trim dies, operating necessary machines and equipment. Transport, clean, disassemble, repair, and reassemble casting and trim dies using lift trucks, die cleaning equipment, and cranes. Build and replace segments, cores, details, and parts from blueprints using required tools. Draw polish or grind die cavity surfaces using appropriate equipment. Perform on-machine repairs, remove stuck castings, correct dimensional issues, and adjust cores and trim punches. Conduct welding in both the foundry and die repair department. Troubleshoot production tooling problems, ensuring smooth operations. Complete documentation, work orders, pictorials, and records as directed. Maintain a neat and organized work area and equipment. Train new employees in proper die repair techniques and safety protocols. Perform all other duties necessary for the safe and efficient operation of the department. Required Skills: Ability to grind and polish die cavity surfaces using industry-standard tools. Experience in building and replacing segments, cores, and details based on blueprints. Proficiency in welding, especially within foundry and die repair settings. Strong capability to troubleshoot and resolve tooling problems efficiently. Effective communication skills to train new employees. Experience & Education: Associate's Degree, trade/technical school, or journeyperson certification required. Up to 2 years of training required if minimum experience is not met. Tool & Die Repair Journeyman Papers (preferred but not required). Preferred Qualifications: Experience working with casting and trim dies in a manufacturing environment. Familiarity with industrial equipment, lift trucks, cranes, and die cleaning machinery.