3rd Shift Tool Builder at JSP

Milledgeville, Illinois, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

15 Jan, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

17 Oct, 25

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

CNC Setup, Machining, Tool Assembly, Inspection, Welding, CAD Knowledge, Communication Skills, Basic Math Skills, Computer Skills, Power Tools, Pneumatic Tools, Hand Tools, Organizational Skills, Quality Checks, Manufacturing Processes

Industry

Executive Offices

Description

Description Description With a global presence, JSP serves the automotive, HVAC, packaging, sports and a variety of consumer goods markets. Sustainability and Innovation are key areas of focus for JSP. We are a pioneer in offering products in the market based on a circular economy approach and passionately strive for innovation, sustainability and trustful customer relationships. JSP continues to develop new products and applications. The company has research and development, as well as manufacturing strategically located industries in Americas, EMEA and Asia. Our goal is to WOW! our customers with innovative high function, high value products. As the market leader with ARPRO, we develop innovative solutions to make products safer, lighter, more cost effective and sustainable. For more information visit www.ARPRO.com We are looking for a Tool Builder for our night shift to be based out of our Milledgeville, IL plant who is responsible to complete CNC setup, machining of parts posted to their machines. Responsible for building, assembling and disassembling inspection fixtures due to the attributes of the machines they operate. Likewise work with larger parts run on universal jig bars and primarily use a back side set up and a front side set up. Tool Builders are also responsible to complete all of the fitting, assembly and finish work after CAD and CNC work is complete and before a tool ships. JSP employees competitive pay and benefits including: Comprehensive health coverage effective date of hire Life and Disability insurance Generous 2 for 1 401k match 10 paid holidays and PTO Tuition Reimbursement Flexible work schedules Accountabilities: Follow set up sheets posted to running man, setup and operate Haas CNC mill, checking fixture (gauges) manufacture and assembly, inspection of Kanban parts, pins, small parts, checking vents Safely and efficiently load and unload billet, stock and finished parts on and off mills., chip removal as required, check and add coolant Daily rinse mills and weekly clean chip catcher in coolant tray Competition of in process quality checks (including visual checks) as required Continuously improve processes with CAD through the use of engineering feedback loop Attend production turnover meetings; assist in training with Shop Supervisor and senior Cell employees utilizing the “Training Tracker” system. Utilize the shop wide Kanban system and pull system driven mfg. system to support the overall mfg. process Continuously maintain adherence to all attendance, safety, manufacturing, housekeeping and clean up policies. Core vent, pin vent, polish and deburr, line, mount logos, fit individual males to females book tools, plate finishing work, construct water manifolds, construct steam manifolds, complete in-process, General Work instructions (GWI) and QA documentation, banding tools/skids when required Tool assembly and disassembly Requirements Requirements High School Diploma or Equivalent Must have excellent communication skills with the ability to communicate verbally and in writing. Ability to read and operate a calculator Ability to operate hand, power, pneumatic tools, hand held measuring equipment, presses, and band saw Must have Welding skills and organizational skills CAD knowledge and skills Basic math skills Computer skills: MS Office, E-mail, spreadsheet applications Only qualified candidates will be contacted. JSP is an EOE.Please see all opens positions at: www.jspjobs.com #JSPMIN2

Responsibilities

The Tool Builder is responsible for completing CNC setup and machining of parts, as well as building, assembling, and disassembling inspection fixtures. They also perform fitting, assembly, and finish work after CAD and CNC processes are complete.