Tooling Technician

Level 1

• Carry out preventive maintenance operations and scheduled machining operations.
• Report your choices and any difficulties to those in charge.
• Know how to carry out tests and control reports.
• Provide and maintain activity monitoring tools.
• Be able to analyze dangerous operations and define the means to ensure the safety of all

Level 2

• Define the best solution (repair or machining) and the necessary means taking into account production requirements (Quality and Deadlines)
• Propose changes to the maintenance ranges and manufacturing ranges.
• Know how to define the functional parts of the product and the mold.
• Take charge of corrective maintenance operations and all machining work in complete autonomy
• Transmits all the information necessary to monitor the activity.

Level 3

• Anticipate and propose reliability solutions in order to limit the risk of repair and machining costs.
• Carry out work with due regard for guarantee, functionality and compliance with the applicant's requirements.
• Carry out work to improve the performance and lifespan of the equipment.
• Be able to manage emergencies and modify the schedule according to the load of the workshop.
• Be able to assess the need for equipment to meet production requirements.

Responsibilities Level 1

• Respect and enforce all standards in terms of environmental management, energy and health and safety risk prevention and alert in the event of deviation.
• Comply with current policies and procedures.
• Participate in the continuous improvement process within the team, in particular through the emergence and realization of PAs (proposals for improvement).
• Respect the rules for respecting the product.

Level 2

• Be versatile within its scope (according to the versatility criteria defined on the site).

Level 3

• May be required to partially replace a higher qualification job.