Making of Precision Tools The Toolmaker is responsible for the execute of tooling Manufacture tools, jigs and dies to the required specification. Execute test runs with finished tools or dies to assure components attain parameters and adapt as necessary Ensure that the Senior Toolmaker approves the completed tool for handover to Production. Ensure to select, devise, prepare and fabricate shop aids needed to complete work tasks. Quality of work and achieving production targets The Toolmaker is responsible for the following quality control measures and achieving targets Ensure you have the correct materials for the specified job and that they are the correct size Ensure tooling complies with health and safety requirements. Ensure that the quality of all products are correct by performing quality checks Record keeping and corrective action The Toolmaker is responsible for record keeping and corrective action When a tool is reported as faulty or broken, he must check the last off Do a physical check or fault finding on the tool to identify problem Keep record of all repairs and changes to tool in the TOOL HISTORY CARD, which include: Parts replaced Tool downtime Operator issues Units produced Any other production issues on the tool Tool Die & Jig Apprenticeship Experience of working in a factory environment is essential Ability to manage a team and plan ahead Basic mechanical ability Ability to identify all components needed to complete assemblies Ability to communicate clearly and persuasively with your team, managers Good organisation skills Take responsibility and problem solving Strong administrative skills Ability to act decisively and solve staff or equipment-related problems Capacity to grasp concepts easily IT literacy to deal with various technologies and programmes Attention to detail to ensure high levels of quality Ability to work under pressure and motivate others to meet tight deadlines Ability to work in a logical, systematic manner