Die Maintenance Technician

Die Maintenance Technician – 1st Shift

IB-Tech is seeking a skilled Die Maintenance Technician (1st shift) to support stamping operations by maintaining, repairing, and improving stamping dies, fixtures, and equipment. This role focuses on preventative maintenance, emergency repairs, machining parts to print, and ensuring safe, efficient production.

Education & Experience Requirements

• High School Diploma preferred AND;
• 2 years of job-specific and related experience (manufacturing or die maintenance) OR;
• 3 year of job-specific and related experience (die maintenance)
• Must possess demonstrated physical capability; ability to work safely as a team, contribute to safety, quality, cost, delivery, and morale efforts. Troubleshooting, machining, expert in use of hand tools, and other mechanical related skills preferred.

Primary Roles & Responsibilities

• 5S activities
• Assist and support Maintenance personnel when necessary
• Assist outside contractors
• Assure preventative maintenance is maintained
• Become familiar with the Stamping operation and procedures.
• Check and sign daily paperwork
• Complete PM’s in a timely manner
• Complete stamping & fixture related service requests
• Emergency repair of stamping dies and assembly fixtures
• Follow completed PM procedure
• Follow IB Tech safety policies and procedures
• Follow the Die PM schedules are posted in the Die Maintenance area
• Machine parts to print
• Maintain equipment in the area
• Make repairs as necessary
• Monitor Stamping equipment
• Organize and maintain supplies necessary to complete the Die Maintenance duties
• Secondary support of remainder of plant as necessary
• Stamping support
• Training needs are based on IB Tech’s training matrix for this position, relevant to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001
• Other duties as assigned

Physical Demands

• Associate must be able to occasionally lift up to 40lbs in single or multiple lifts. Associate must be able to occasionally push/pull up to 100lbs. Associate will frequently bend, twist, turn, squat kneel, overhead reach, climb stairs, and pinch grip small objects for up to 6 hours per day. Typical work environment includes; sitting, typing, writing in an office setting 4 hours per day and standing in manufacturing areas 5 hours per day. Associate must have a valid driver’s license. Idle time between job tasks is likely to exist. Break/Lunch periods are typical in a 9 hour day.