CNC Tooling and Die Repair Specialist

You care about precision, pride, and problem-solving. At Worthington Enterprises (Chilton, WI), you’ll apply those strengths to maintain and improve press tooling in a union environment—safely, collaboratively, and with a continuous improvement mindset.

Every perfect part starts with a reliable die. You’ll restore edges, correct timing, machine replacement components, and fine-tune setups so our teams hit Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost targets night after night.

1. Safety leadership—model safe work every time and follow all LOTO procedures.
2. Die expertise—disassemble, repair, reassemble, and perform preventative maintenance on tooling and fixtures.
3. Precision machining—run lathes, mills, and surface grinders; replicate or modify parts with/without blueprints.
4. Process stability—set up, troubleshoot, and perform advanced adjustments to sustain quality output to ±0.0005".
5. Collaboration—work across maintenance, electrical, engineering, quality, and production.
6. Improvement—engage in CI and automation projects to remove waste and elevate performance.
7. Professionalism—keep the area clean, complete documentation, and communicate clearly at all levels.

• Third shift: 10:00 pm – 6:00 am; 8–10 hours per day; weekends as needed
• Training available on first or second shift
• Compensation tied to Maintenance Mechanic 4 skill level and experience (up to $35/hour)
• $1.50/hour shift differential
• $5,000 sign-on bonus
• Day-one medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Supportive, growth-oriented culture with on-site barber/hair salon and fitness center

• 2–5 years in machining or tool & die (required)
• Demonstrated die maintenance: sharpening, repair, grinding, timing, and modifications (required)
• Ability to read complex prints and fabricate parts accordingly (required)
• Independent work style with capacity to juggle multiple machines/tasks
• Metric/English conversion fluency
• Hands-on involvement with tooling changeovers; troubleshoot press startups and quality criteria
• Participation in new-tool tryouts; verify sample conformity
• Analytical problem-solving, urgency, and customer orientation
• Professional written and verbal communication; strong computer skills
• Lift up to 35 lbs; maintain clean and orderly conditions
• High school diploma or equivalent; machinist certification preferred

We value people who take initiative, lead by example, and elevate their teams. You’ll contribute to a respectful, safety-first environment where craftsmanship and continuous improvement drive results for our customers and shareholders.

Background check required