DieSetter Operator 1st Shift - $1000 Sign On Bonus!!

Location

Defiance, OH (including nearby communities such as Napoleon, Bryan, Wauseon, Hicksville, and Paulding, OH).

Shifts

1st Shift: 6:30 AM - 2:30 PM

What We Offer

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  Full benefit package available after 30 days of employment.

  
  
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  Career growth and advancement opportunities.

  
  
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  Eligible for annual wage increases and additional increases based on performance.

  
  
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  Quarterly Incentive Program: Opportunity to earn up to four additional paychecks per year based on company performance metrics.

  
  

Job Summary

MEC is seeking a dependable Die Setter to support our manufacturing operations in Defiance, OH. This role is responsible for retrieving, installing, and setting tooling and dies in production presses to ensure equipment is properly prepared for manufacturing operations.

The ideal candidate has basic mechanical knowledge, strong attention to detail, and the ability to read inspection documents and use measuring equipment to verify product quality. Experience with press operation, tooling setup, and manufacturing equipment is preferred.

Key Responsibilities

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  Retrieve, install, and set tooling and dies in production presses according to job specifications and production requirements.

  
  
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  Set up and program equipment, operate production presses, and use drill presses as needed.

  
  
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  Produce and inspect test parts using check cards, master samples, and quality specifications, making adjustments as necessary.

  
  
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  Inspect and measure parts using appropriate quality tools to verify product accuracy and ensure compliance with specifications.

  
  
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  Enter part information and inventory into the ERP system and maintain accurate production records.

  
  
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  Follow production schedules, execute scheduling board requirements, and maintain a safe, clean, and organized work environment.

  
  

Qualifications

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  High school diploma or GED.

  
  
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  Basic mechanical knowledge and the ability to set up and operate manufacturing equipment.

  
  
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  Ability to read and follow inspection cards, interpret specifications, and use quality inspection and measuring equipment.

  
  
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  Basic math and computer skills, strong attention to detail, and effective communication skills.