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The Die Service Technician is responsible for performing preventive maintenance on plastic injection molding dies to ensure optimal performance, reliability, and production efficiency. This role supports the tooling department by maintaining molds in proper working condition, identifying wear or potential issues early, and assisting with tooling repairs and improvements as needed. The position plays a critical role in reducing downtime, extending tool life, and maintaining product quality.

Key Responsibilities

Preventive Maintenance

Perform scheduled preventive maintenance on plastic injection molding dies according to established maintenance schedules and procedures.

Disassemble, clean, inspect, lubricate, and reassemble molds and related tooling components.

Inspect tooling components for wear, damage, or performance concerns.

Maintain detailed maintenance records, including work performed, observations, and parts replaced.

Ensure molds are production-ready and meet quality standards before being returned to the floor.

Tooling Support & Repair

Assist Toolmakers and Tooling Technicians with mold repairs, troubleshooting, and modifications as needed.

Replace worn components such as springs, pins, bushings, inserts, and other tooling components.

Support root cause analysis of tooling-related production issues.

Assist with mold change preparation and tooling setup support when required.

Operational Support

Maintain cleanliness and organization of the toolroom and mold storage areas.

Follow all safety procedures and proper handling practices for molds and tooling equipment.

Assist in continuous improvement initiatives related to tooling maintenance and reliability.

Communicate maintenance concerns or improvement opportunities to leadership.

Other Duties

Support production and maintenance teams as needed to resolve tooling issues.

Perform other duties as assigned.

This role is required to be on-site 5-6 days/week at the Clinton Township, Michigan site location.