Die Utility

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Read work order or receive oral instructions regarding dies necessary for production run.
• Assure that there is a die, stripping, and blanking unit as needed for that particular job.
• Assemble tools for blanking and stripping stations.
• Inspect repeat tools for defects and report non-conforming dies to the die building team.
• Fit and assemble parts to repair or modify tools using hand tools.
• Adjust parts as needed to properly fit them together.
• Work closely with die cutting and die shop leads to make certain the process is moving fast and efficiently.

• Other duties as assigned

QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

• High School Diploma
• Pass Bennett Mechanical Aptitude Test

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

• Exemplify Rohrer’s Core Values:
• Ownership – Act with accountability, sense of urgency, and shared risk.
• Creativity – Challenge the status quo with ingenuity and resourcefulness.
• Collaboration – Strive for and actively participate in a cross-functional, team environment.
• Authenticity – Present ourselves as genuine and honest to build trust, respect and credibility.
• Knowledge of basic math skills
• Capable of using hand tools efficiently
• Mechanical aptitude
• Communicate effectively with customer service representatives concerning work orders
• Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral or diagram form
• Knowledge of machines and tools, including their designs, uses, repair and maintenance
• Familiar with die storage racks: die boards and stripping tools
• Usage of problem solving and decision making to configure where specifications may go
• Capable of lifting and carrying heavy objects of an average of 40 lbs or more
• Ability to self motivate oneself and others to keep the job moving successfully
• Capable of being on feet the majority of the work day