Toolroom supervisor - Molds

About the role

Eaton’s IS AER ITD division is seeking a Toolroom supervisor - Molds to lead tool room operations. The role covers mold, die, fixture, and tooling maintenance, repair, modification, and troubleshooting. It ensures tooling availability and reliability, supports production requirements, and drives continuous improvement in Quality, Delivery, Cost, and Safety through resource management and technical problem-solving.

Responsibilities

• Lead tool room operations, set priorities, and assign resources to support production, maintenance, and engineering requirements.
• Develop and implement preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance programs for molds and tooling.
• Coordinate preventive and corrective mold maintenance, including failures in hot runner systems and cold runner mold.
• Troubleshoot tooling issues and restore tooling performance and production continuity.
• Supervise the repair, modification, assembly, and validation of molds, dies, and tooling to meet product specifications and manufacturing requirements.
• Coordinate personnel performing or supporting operational work activities.
• Manufacture mold parts using conventional and/or CNC machines.
• Support engineering and production with required changes.
• Lead root cause analysis and corrective action activities related to tooling failures and mold parts.
• Use mechanical drawings, GD&T principles, and tooling standards for maintenance, design reviews, and technical problem-solving.

Requirements

• Understanding of mechanical drawings (GD&T Certification).
• Mold design knowledge for Type class 101, 102, 103, and 104 according to SPI.
• Ability to establish strategies and parameters for using team capabilities.

Datos clave

• The role leads tool room operations for molds, dies, fixtures, and tooling.
• The role includes preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance programs.
• The listing specifies understanding mechanical drawings (GD&T Certification).
• Mold design knowledge for Type class 101, 102, 103, and 104 according to SPI is listed.