Progressive Die Setter

Progressive Die Setting with Industry Leader $25-$30 an hour depending on Experience / Room for Growth and Great Benefits

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Salary: $25 - $30 per hour

A bit about us:

A growing manufacturer is seeking an experienced Die Setter to support operations in a high-volume stamping environment. This role focuses on setting up Compound and Progressive dies on Mechanical and Servo presses to ensure smooth production and quality output.

Why join us?

Competitive Salary $25-$30 an hour
Room for Growth
Excellent Benefits
401k
Overtime

Job Details

Responsibilities:

Set up and remove dies on stamping presses.
Align and secure dies accurately to meet production specs.
Troubleshoot and resolve setup and press-related issues.
Perform basic maintenance and make necessary adjustments.
Work with quality team to ensure parts meet specifications.
Follow all safety protocols and maintain a clean work area.

Requirements:

Minimum 3 years of experience setting up Compound and Progressive dies.
Familiarity with Mechanical and Servo press operations.
Ability to read and interpret part tolerances and specs.
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
Committed to safety and quality standards.

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