Tool Room Supervisor Stampings Dallas TX

Lead the craft of die maintenance and toolroom supervision in a high-volume automotive stamping plant, where hands-on expertise and leadership keep production moving. You will direct daily activities, troubleshoot complex dies, and mentor a team of Tool & Die specialists. Working with progressive, transfer, and line dies, you will prioritize repairs to minimize downtime and sustain throughput. This role blends leadership with hands-on machining, using mills, lathes, and grinders to model craftsmanship. Step in where your judgment and experience directly impact quality and efficiency.

Lead tool creation and maintenance in a high-volume manufacturing environment. Own tooling lifecycle from design to decommissioning. Drive improvements in production efficiency. This role differs by focusing on hands-on tool development rather than generic software engineering.

You will design, build, and modify complex tooling systems in a high-growth advanced manufacturing environment. Your work on CNC equipment and CAM software directly impacts production quality and efficiency. You will lead troubleshooting and drive improvements in tool life and cycle time, collaborating with a team that values precision and innovation. This role offers $45-50/hour plus relocation, and the chance to work with hardened steels and specialty alloys.

You will build, repair, and maintain tooling, dies, and fixtures for a precision manufacturer serving aerospace, defense, and medical markets. Working in a collaborative machine shop, you will support production uptime and quality by troubleshooting tooling issues and modifying designs. This hands-on role offers direct impact on manufacturing output and continuous improvement. You will join a team committed to quality and innovation, with opportunities to contribute to high-precision projects.

You will own the setup and optimization of progressive dies across six buildings, supporting a high-volume stamping operation with presses ranging from 100 to 600 tons. Your primary responsibility is to ensure accurate die installation and press parameter adjustment, directly impacting production uptime and part quality. You will work closely with the production team, troubleshooting die performance and maintaining tooling to meet daily output targets. This role stands out for its exposure to a wide variety of presses and the chance to contribute to continuous improvement initiatives in a multi-facility environment.

Lead maintenance operations for 130+ CNC assets in Dallas Texas to sustain peak uptime and capability while protecting on-time delivery for mission-critical aerospace customers. Engineer comprehensive PM and PdM programs advance reliability through vibration and spindle monitoring thermal imaging and oil analysis lead fast triage and repair of breakdowns establish MTTR and MTBF KPIs manage facilities infrastructure and coordinate OEMs/field service ensure compliance with AS9100 Rev D integrate EHS and regulatory standards collaborate with engineering on capability studies and new equipment qualification contribute to facility planning and budget management oversee contractors and maintain safety protocols.