| Location | mazomanie, WI |
Tooling Maintenance Technician - Mechanical / Mold & Die
Hands-On Mechanical Role | Willing to Train the Right Candidate
Do you enjoy taking things apart, figuring out how they work, and fixing mechanical problems?
Plastic Ingenuity is looking for a mechanically inclined Tooling Maintenance Technician to maintain, repair, and rebuild the molds, dies, and tooling used in our manufacturing operation.
You don''t need to come from a traditional Tool & Die background to be considered. If you have strong mechanical skills and experience working on machinery, equipment, vehicles, molds, dies, or other mechanical systems, we''d like to hear from you.
We''re looking for someone who enjoys hands-on work, troubleshooting problems, and learning new technical skills.
Why You''ll Like This Job
Hands-on mechanical work - troubleshoot, repair, rebuild, and install tooling
Variety - you won''t spend every day doing the same repetitive task
Build valuable skills in mold, die, and tooling maintenance
Work alongside experienced manufacturing and technical professionals
Opportunity to learn and grow into more advanced technical work
Stable manufacturing environment with long-term career opportunities
Profit sharing
Competitive health, dental, and vision insurance
PTO beginning Day 1
What You''ll Do
You''ll help keep our production tooling safe, reliable, and ready to run. Your work will include:
Disassemble, clean, inspect, repair, and rebuild molds, dies, and other production tooling
Troubleshoot wear, damage, and mechanical issues
Replace components such as bushings, guide pins, springs, fasteners, O-rings, and wear plates
Assist with mold and tooling changeovers, setup, and alignment
Perform preventative maintenance on molds, dies, and tooling
Maintain and rebuild bladder assemblies
Inspect and maintain die sets to ensure consistent cutting performance
Support troubleshooting during production startups and changeovers
Document repairs, maintenance, and component replacement
Keep the tooling maintenance area clean, organized, and safe
Communicate tooling concerns and recommended repairs to Engineering and leadership
You May Be a Great Fit If You Have Experience With:
Industrial or mechanical maintenance
Automotive or diesel repair
Farm or agricultural equipment
Machine repair or machine building
Mold maintenance
Tool & Die
CNC machining or manual machining
Welding or fabrication
Mechanical assembly
Other hands-on mechanical work
Don''t have mold or die experience? Don''t automatically count yourself out. We''re more interested in finding someone with strong mechanical aptitude, dependability, attention to detail, and a willingness to learn.
What We''re Looking For
Strong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills
Comfortable using hand and power tools
Ability to take mechanical assemblies apart and correctly reassemble them
Attention to detail
Ability to follow maintenance procedures and document completed work
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Manufacturing experience preferred, but not required
Ability to read basic mechanical drawings is a plus
Tooling, mold, die, machining, or industrial maintenance experience is a plus
Physical Requirements
Ability to lift tooling components up to approximately 50 lbs.; heavier components are handled with assistance or lifting equipment
Frequent standing, bending, reaching, and hands-on mechanical work
Comfortable working in a manufacturing environment
Build Your Mechanical Skills Into a Career
If you''re mechanically inclined and enjoy figuring out how things work, this could be an opportunity to turn those skills into a long-term technical career.
Apply even if you don''t check every box. If you have the mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn, we want to hear from you.