Die Striking Operator (Manufacturing)
Join our Manufacturing team -- production, assembly, operation of equipment, and more -- and help us deliver an unmatched selection of products made with quality materials and workmanship. The Die Striking department is responsible for manufacturing and preparing a variety of die struck offerings including earring backs, stone settings, stampings, and ring shanks. A substantial portion of the products produced in Die Striking are items utilized as components typically assembled to create a finished piece of jewelry.
The position of Die Striking Operator is responsible for processing components and end item jewelry products utilizing manual and semi-automated equipment like manual kick/screw presses, mechanical presses, and finish tumblers. This role involves handling copious quantities of precious metal, ultra-lightweight components, and requires keen attention to detail.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage workflow to maintain cellular production and ensure on-time delivery of customer and production jobs.
Processing of die struck items with tooling and machinery from the various categories of offerings.
Assist in the finishing processes required for end items utilizing magnetic tumblers and multiple formats of centrifugal tumblers.
Effectively clean and prepare components to be transported to inventory.
Inspect and maintain quality of work being completed.
Basic Qualifications:
High School Diploma or equivalent.
Commitment to following safety regulations and guidelines.
Ability to follow written and verbal direction while maintaining quality standards.
Mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn.
Effective communication and teamwork skills.
Strong attention to detail while maintaining focus on repetitive tasks.
Ability to multitask and manage high-volume workloads efficiently.
Preferred Qualifications:
Certification/training in technical manufacturing.
2+ years of experience in die striking or related roles utilizing equipment for manufacturing.
Advanced knowledge of stamping and progressive tooling.
Work Environment/Physical Demands:
Ability to lift up to 50lbs with assistance.
Ability to utilize ergonomic equipment to help aid in repetitive tasks.
Protective equipment required in work environment.
Eye Protection, ear protection, gloves utilized for Sharp/Hot processes, aprons, steel toe shoes.
