Die-Setter Metal Stamping - Check-Mate Industries

• Die Setter sets up dies, fixtures or assemblies in accordance with safety standards and company procedures.
• Die Setter troubleshoots equipment failures and problems with appropriate personnel.
• Die Setter selects and sets speed and feed of machine according to type of operation and specified material and finish.
• Die Setter will start the machine to obtain first run work piece and verifies dimensional tolerances.
• Die Setter recommends adjustments to processes and equipment to produce a product that meets company standards and customer requirements.
• Die Setter reports equipment failures and unusual sounds or actions while operating equipment.
• Die Setter instructs operators or other workers in machine setup and operation.
• Die Setter coordinates and pre-stages all necessary items for die change.
• Die Setter manually loads parts or blanks into machine and place parts into inventory baskets.
• Die Setter will load coils and feeds material into die where applicable.
• Die Setter inspects components and assemblies visually for quality defects including scrap marks, rust, burrs, lamination, etc.
• Die Setter inspects parts for quality defects. Measure part to ensure they meet specifications.
• Die Setter performs first piece inspection of set-up parts as required by Quality Inspection Instructions and/or as directed by supervisor.
• Die Setter records and reports production, quality and inventory information accurately.
• Die Setter performs destruct in accordance with Quality Inspection Instructions.
• Die Setter notifies Supervisor when specifications are not being met.
• Die Setter monitors press for proper operation and reports any malfunctions or problems to supervisor and maintenance.
• Die Setter sets the PLC’s (Pneumatic Logic Controllers) inside the presses.
• Die Setter pays attention to detail, troubleshoots die set up and the way the press runs to achieve optimal results.
• Die Setter repairs broken punches, buttons, shims, if possible. Contact Tool Room for help with more extensive repairs.

• High School Diploma or GED from an institution of higher learning
• 3-5 years’ experience in a manufacturing environment
• 0-1 year of experience in a metal stamping environment operating high speed stamping presses
• Knowledgeable of OSHA and MIOSHA requirements as applied to the die set up and press operation
• Knowledgeable of TS16949 and ISO 9001
• Certified to drive a forklift (Preferred) 
• Physically able to bend, squat, twist, climb, reach and lift up to 50 pounds without assistance
• Ability to be on feet for extended time per shift
• Must be able to read and write in English
• Communicates well with others
• Able to work in a fast-paced environment
• Ability to follow written and verbal instructions
• Accuracy, attention to detail and being well organized
• Must be safety conscious

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