Standard Job DescriptionDetermines method and sequence of operations, makes layouts, develops, fabricates, assembles, proves to exacting tolerances, and reworks, as required, jigs, fixtures and their related tooling, and such tools and dies as pierce and blank dies, combination, progressive and form dies, steel for blocks, and standard tools used for machining operation, involving the establishment and coordination of critical reference points, surfaces, locators and tooling holes between two or less nonparallel planes or one radical profile, where it is required to exercise a working knowledge of tool making and machine shop theory and practice; fabricates, assembles and proves more complex jigs, fixtures, tools, dies, machine tool jigs and fixtures and their related tooling after the methods of fabrication, the layouts and the sequence of operation have been determined by more experienced personnel, such as, Tool Maker, Senior
Plans the job, determines methods and sequences of operations, makes layouts, fabricates, assembles, proves to exacting tolerances, and reworks as required all types and sizes of complex multiple-operating forming blocks and their accessories, of large and irregular shapes, including stretch-wrap forming blocks, double-operation router blocks and router jigs, and blocks used for forming parts under extreme high temperatures, where spring-back charts are not available, and it is necessary to exercise a complete knowledge of metal forming methods and of the physical characteristics of metals.
Plans, determines, and prepares projection layouts for developing flat patterns of intersecting square, rectangular, conical and tubular-shaped parts such as metallic tooling, production templates and sheet metal assembly mockups, utilizing conventional and/or computer graphic systems, where it is required to exercise a complete knowledge of template making theory and practice, of sheet metal layout, and of tooling and aircraft fabrication methods and procedures.
Lays out, fabricates, and installs details and accessories as required.
Makes layouts or sketches and writes detail orders for machining, welding, processing, and other operations as required.
Supplies lacking design details, and/or suggests changes in design or in material, pertinent to functional practicability, ease, or economy of manufacture.
Makes match plates; "blues in" contour plates; drills, reams and/or taps holes; sets up tool details for welding; installs bushings, hold down clamps and pins; locates tooling locators and permanent reference points, lines, and surfaces on various types of tooling as required.
Makes layouts, develops, and fabricates master and sample parts and such templates as box, contour, angle, form press, drill, gauge and flat layout templates, which must be calculated mathematically and/or developed by shop trial and error methods.
Lays out flat templates using empirical bend allowance formulae.
Makes templates from flat layout masters; makes sample parts from extruded or standard formed materials where pickup and/or interpretation of information from plaster patterns, fabrication or assembly tooling is not necessary; fabricates individual contour templates for use in box template setups.
Performs drilling, reaming, grinding, filing, cutting, trimming, and similar operations as required.
Sets up and operates power machine tools as required for the machining of tools and their accessories.
Fabricates tools without the benefit of tool designs, working to standard tool manufacturing practice and procedure.
Improvise shop aids to facilitate work assignments. Works to exacting tolerances
Basic QualificationsMust possess a minimum of two years of experience in tool and die, or jig and fixture building, form block and/or template making or equivalent.
Demonstrates a basic knowledge of the principles and use of applicable optical equipment such as computer aided measuring equipment such as laser trackers.
Must be able to demonstrate a knowledge of or have successfully completed training in knowledge of machining shop processes, practices, and equipment, knowledge of NC/CNC machining shop processes, practices, and equipment, manufacturing shop best practices, and complete level blueprint, technical data and data model comprehension.
Desired SkillsLaser Tracker
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Pay Information Benefits offered: Medical, Dental, Vision, Flexible work arrangements and schedules (e.g., 4x10), 401(k) match, Paid time off, Holidays, Parental Leave, EAP, Flexible Spending Accounts, Education Assistance, Life Insurance, Short-Term Disability, and Long-Term Disability.
- Additional specific benefits are dependent upon the business unit and the collective-bargaining agreement.
- Annual short-term and/or long-term incentive compensation programs may be offered depending on the position. Payments under these annual programs are not guaranteed and can vary from year to year and are tied to a range of performance metrics.
- For (Washington state applicants only) Represented full time employees accrue 6.67 hours of Vacation per month; accrue up to 52 hours of sick leave annually; receive at least 96 hours for holidays. PTO, Vacation, sick leave, and holiday hours are prorated based on start date during the calendar year.
