MTrec Recruitment
Toolmaker / Die Maintenance Technician

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Reward and Benefits on Offer
- Competitive salary
- Progression opportunities
- Generous annual leave allowance and pension
- A prestigious blue-chip employer
- Immediate start available
MTrecs New Opportunity
MTrecs prestigious manufacturing client is looking to recruit a Toolmaker to join their growing organisation. This is an excellent opportunity for an individual who is looking to expand their knowledge and skills within an industry-leading employer.
If you have experience in press Die Maintenance/Toolmaking, apply now for an immediate response!
The Job You'll Do
- Diagnose and repair in-press tooling breakdowns, carrying out effective die and tool maintenance to minimise production downtime.
- Perform planned preventative maintenance on dies and tooling to maximise equipment reliability and production efficiency.
- Identify and resolve pressing quality issues promptly to maintain product quality and minimise waste.
- Carry out welding activities using TIG, MIG, and ARC welding techniques as required.
- Undertake general bench fitting, repair, and assembly work to support tooling maintenance and production requirements.
- Maintain accurate daily maintenance records and ensure full compliance with standard operating procedures (SOPs).
- Conduct root cause analysis of tooling and production issues, contributing to corrective actions and continuous improvement initiatives.
- Support tooling commissioning, die modifications, and engineering change activities to improve performance and meet production requirements.
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- A relevant apprenticeship in Die Maintenance or Toolmaking.
- ONC, BTEC or NVQ Level 3 in Maintenance or an Engineering discipline.
- Preventative die/tool maintenance experience.
- Experience with presses, machining, and welding.
- An understanding of Lean Practices.
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