Tool and Die Maker- Afternoon Shift

Job Number: 58668

Group: Magna Powertrain

Division: MSM

Job Type: Permanent/Regular

Location: VAUGHAN

Group Introduction

Advancing mobility. Making automotive technology that is smarter, cleaner, and safer, while still fun to drive. And making it for everyone. That’s what we’re passionate about at Magna Powertrain. We do it by creating world-class powertrain solutions for conventional, hybrid, and pure electric vehicles. We’re making electrification more than a buzzword, we’re bringing it to the road. Innovation is what drives us and we drive innovation. Dream big and create the future of mobility at Magna Powertrain.

Minimum Qualifications:

Ontario Secondary School Diploma or ministry-approved equivalent

Currently enrolled in the 3rd or final year of the apprenticeship for Tool & Die or have has completed the apprenticeship for Tool & Die

Tool & Die Certificate of Qualification is preferred

Transfer Tooling, broach machine and tooling experience would be considered an asset

Capable of full construction of new tools

Excellent independent trouble-shooting and problem solving skills

Good understanding of GD&T level 1, SPC level 2, Metrology, Blueprint Reading & Basic CNC lathe/machining programming

Able to work independently

Excellent documentation skills

Working knowledge of the English Language (both written and oral).

Duties and Responsibilities:

Plan, lay out and construct dies and fixtures according to engineering drawings. Repair and maintain dies and fixtures as required. Responsible for spare Tooling.

Give input/ideas to Engineering Department on tooling/design alternatives for unique or difficult jobs. Help trouble shoot small tooling problems.

Complete any work required on track sheet and ensure that all inspection sheets are correct.

Make sure that all log books and PM’s are up to date.

Perform set-ups as required.

Develop new dies; make changes to meet or exceed quoted rates and improve product capability.

Responsible for maintaining tooling documentation (tooling history) up to the smallest detail.

Continuous Improvement.

Communicate changes with fellow employees and supervisors.

Responsible for die sign off and die approval.

Ensure that die’s are ready according to production schedule.

Minimize downtime through quality improvement activity.

Work together with fellow employees & personnel of other departments.

Ensure production readiness of all dies, by following the preventative maintenance schedule, die service procedure, and spare parts system requirements.

Recommend maintenance and equipment repair necessary to achieve the highest possible efficiency, safety and quality.

Perform other assignments from time to time as management so directs.