Worthington Steel is looking to add an Industrial Tooling Technician to our team. The Industrial Tooling Technician performs a combination of production tasks which may include, but not limited to, building jigs, fixtures, and dies, overseeing the machining of all parts, and ensuring timely and accurate machining. This role also assists with assembly and troubleshooting. The ideal candidate is a self-motivated, problem solver who has a strong work ethic to improve quality and production levels of systems and equipment.

Worthington Steel is a global manufacturer serving growing end markets including automotive, construction, energy, agriculture, and many other markets. We process various materials which are used primarily in the automotive industry. Sounds cool, right? It gets better. We put our people first and operate under the guiding principle of the Golden Rule - treating others the way we would want to be treated. We have a team-oriented culture with development opportunities and the ability for individuals to grow within our organization.

If you're still wondering why you should join our team, here's a quick list of reasons:

• Compensation is commensurate with experience: $23 to $33/hour.
• Health, Dental, and Vision insurance that starts on your first day! Employer HSA contribution ($1,000/single or $2,000/family)
• On-site Medical Center, Pharmacy, Barbershop, and fitness center
• 401(K) Match + Employer contribution
• Tuition assistance for continuing or career-related education
• As Our Philosophy states: People are our most important asset. Ample opportunity for career growth- we promote from within
• Employee Assistance Program
• Flexible Work Schedule
• Quarterly profit sharing (with no cap!)

Responsibilities

• Set up machines and perform daily tasks to ensure safe and quality production
• Package, weigh, and load/unload material, and stage material
• Strong work ethic and desire to perform duties to the highest standard
• Perform all duties in a safe manner
• Work in a team environment focusing on meeting Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost standards
• Operate and set up lathes, Bridgeport type mills, grinders, drill presses to machine basic parts
• Troubleshoot blank/draw dies to determine root cause of issues and how to correct them
• Use micrometers, dial indicators, and Vernier calipers to accurately measure parts for quality checks
• Read and understand mechanical blueprints of basic parts
• Perform basic math related to machining parts (conversions, add, subtract, multiply, divide, etc.)
• Safely lift/rig materials to load/unload machines using forklift and/or cranes
• Other duties as assigned

Desired Experience

• Physical, repetitive work; able to lift up to 50 pounds
• Good hand-eye coordination
• Mechanical aptitude is a plus
• Basic math and computer skills
• Ability to operate banding tools and read a tape measure
• Handle small parts and follow quality policies
• Recognize and detect quality issues
• Read and comprehend detailed instructions in English
• Follow all safety policies and procedures
• Good oral and written communication skills
• Manufacturing or construction experience
• Required OSHA safety training
• 3-6 months of previous Tool & Die repair experience or equivalent knowledge

Shifts available:

• 1st shift: 7 am - 3 pm, Monday - Friday with occasional overtime as needed.