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Experience managing a high-performing tool room team with an emphasis on CNC, EDM, grinding, tooling design/assembly of diecast and stamping components. The Senior Manager – Manufacturing Engineering and Tooling role will lead our organization’s engineering and tooling groups for die-cast, stamping, plating, automated assembly, and robotics by providing innovative solutions, simplifying and standardizing processing, and driving cost improvement initiatives.
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The Tooling Engineer is responsible for assisting the Tooling Engineering Department in directing the manufacture of quality injection molding tools. Join our dynamic team as a Tooling Engineer and take charge of directing the production of high-quality injection molding tools.
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Job Title: Tooling Manager Location: United States, Wisconsin Company Confidential Company Overview: We are searching for a Seasoned Tooling Engineer. Position Summary: As our Tooling Manager, you will be the linchpin in revolutionizing our stamping processes and systems.
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Handle developing tooling for a wide range of manufacturing processes including but not limited to welding, turning, grinding, milling, vacuum brazing, precision assembly, coating, high level assembly.
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Must have experience with metal stamping, forging or die-casting and related tooling is required. We are seeking a Senior Manager to lead our manufacturing engineering and tooling groups in a facility which does die-casting, stamping, secondary operations and plating processes.
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One of the largest carbide manufacturers in the world, Sumitomo Electric has been operating in the United States since 1979 with multiple US based tooling manufacturing facilities. Load and unload work pieces, install and align tooling, and perform necessary machine adjustments.
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Role is for lead tooling design engineer for the X-Ray Tubes design and manufacturing facility located in West Milwaukee, WI. This includes design from concept to implementation of tooling required for x-ray tube manufacturing.
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The Pattern Maker will be responsible for the manufacturing of new tooling or rigging of existing tooling for use in sand or wax. Demonstrated expertise in pattern making, tooling setup, and machining within a manufacturing environment.
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Disassembly of large die-cast tooling. We build sterndrive propulsion systems, including inboard and outboard engines under the Mercury MerCruiser, Mercury Racing, Zeus, and other brand names; and marine parts and accessories under brands like Quicksilver and Kellogg Marine Supply.
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A Division of Brunswick Corporation, Mercury Marine is the world's #1 recreational marine-engine maker and marketer by sales volume. Mercury Marine operates mainly in North America and the Asia/Pacific region.
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Manage projects including vendor selection, fabrication, inspection, equipment installation, and commissioning of tooling. Engineer would own tooling development from concept to manufacturing implementation working with an on-site design and manufacturing team.
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Program in MasterCam, set up and operate Haas Machining Centers Read from blueprints, sketches, and written specifications Develop processes, create part programs, select tooling, and perform setups Perform progressive machining operations on work involving moderate tolerances and finish requirements Ensure dimensional accuracy and quality workmanship Complete the required inspections and appropriate paperwork Provide feedback to improve programs, processes, tools, etc.
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Additionally, engineer would lead fabrication, procurements, and standardization of tooling designs where applicable. Review product designs and make recommendations on tooling projects to ensure manufacturability, efficiency, and cost-savings.
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Set up and program multi-axis CNC mills and lathes with live tooling to manufacture precision parts. · Eye sight good enough to read print on engineering drawings, numbers on measuring equipment, and see fine detail on tooling and parts.
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Experience RequirementsRequired A minimum of 8 years of related experience comprised of a mix of new product development, manufacturing, and supplier quality improvement predominantly pertaining to CASTINGS AND FORGINGS. A minimum of 4 years of hands-on castings and forgings process experience, such as tooling design/functionality, tooling creation, process development, and process controls.
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