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Tool & Die Maker

  • Tool & Die Maker job type Posted on: Oct 29, 2026
  • Tool & Die Maker experience level Lucas James Talent Partners
  • Tool & Die Maker employment type Carpentersville, IL
  • Tool & Die Maker employment type Onsite
  • Tool & Die Maker salary Full-time

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Job Title :

Tool & Die Maker

Job Type :

Full-Time

Job Location :

Carpentersville IL United States

Remote :

No

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Job Description

Job Description

Performance Stamping LLC


Tool and Die Maker

 

Location: Carpentersville, IL


Work type: On site


Employment type: Full time, non-exempt


Compensation: $30 to $34 per hour, plus company benefits, plus the bonus program


Work hours are 6:00am to 4:30pm Monday thru Thursday. Overtime available on Fridays


Position overview

Performance Stamping makes precision metal stampings in Carpentersville, Illinois for automotive, appliance, and power generation customers who count on parts that are right the first time. The Tool and Die Maker keeps our stamping dies and tooling running: repairing, maintaining, and improving the dies that make every part we ship, so presses run and parts stay in spec.

This role reports to the Tool Room Supervisor and works closely with Production, Quality, and Engineering.

What you will do

·         Keep dies running: Repair, modify, and maintain stamping dies, including progressive, transfer, draw, piercing, and forming dies, using conventional machine tools.

·         Support the press floor: Help production set and pull dies, and respond quickly when a die problem stops a press.

·         Build what the floor needs: Build or modify fixtures, gauges, and assembly assist tools.

·         Verify the work: Check repairs with measuring equipment so the die makes good parts on the first hit after it goes back in.

·         Keep the die history: Record the work performed on every tool so the next repair starts with the facts.

·         Work safe and clean: Follow safety, quality, and 5S practices in the tool room and on the floor.

Required qualifications

·         A one-year certificate from a college or technical school, or one year of tool room experience; or an equivalent combination.

·         Working knowledge of metal types and of progressive, transfer, draw, piercing, and forming dies.

·         Skilled with conventional machine tools and precision measuring equipment.

Preferred qualifications

·         Tool and die journeyman card or apprenticeship.

·         Experience on presses up to 600 tons and with die tryout.

What the job takes

·         Reading and writing: Read and follow safety rules, prints, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals; write clear repair notes; talk easily with the tool room, production, and management.

·         Math: Work comfortably with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and all units of measure.

·         Problem solving: Follow detailed written or verbal instructions and work through problems with a few concrete variables.

·         Physical: Regularly stand, walk, sit, use your hands, reach, and talk and listen; lift up to 40 pounds, and occasionally move items up to 100 pounds with equipment. The job needs close, distance, color, and peripheral vision and depth perception.

·         Work environment: Plant floor, around presses and moving equipment. Noise ranges from quiet to very loud; hearing protection is required on the production floor.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job.

What success looks like

Dies come back from the tool room right the first time, press downtime for die problems keeps falling, and every repair is recorded so the history is there for the next one.

How we work

We hire, recognize, and promote on five Core Values, and we expect everyone here to live them.

·         Do the Right Thing: be honest, humble, and transparent.

·         Win as One: grow together through teamwork, reliability, and opportunity.

·         Make It Happen: act urgently, take ownership, and drive results.

·         Continuously Improve: create new opportunities by being better than yesterday.

·         Delight Our Customer: deliver the experience you would want, to build lasting relationships.

Why Performance Stamping

Performance Stamping is a stable, ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 certified shop with customers we have served for years and about 40 people who take pride in careful work. We invest in our equipment and our people, and in a shop this size good work gets noticed. Our tool room is the heart of the shop, and a skilled die maker here is visible to everyone.

Performance Stamping LLC is an equal-opportunity employer. We evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, gender, age, marital status, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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Posted:

Oct 29, 2026

Reference Number:

f0ea6019

Employment:

Full-time

City:

Carpentersville

Job Origin:

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Job Description

Job Description

Performance Stamping LLC


Tool and Die Maker

 

Location: Carpentersville, IL


Work type: On site


Employment type: Full time, non-exempt


Compensation: $30 to $34 per hour, plus company benefits, plus the bonus program


Work hours are 6:00am to 4:30pm Monday thru Thursday. Overtime available on Fridays


Position overview

Performance Stamping makes precision metal stampings in Carpentersville, Illinois for automotive, appliance, and power generation customers who count on parts that are right the first time. The Tool and Die Maker keeps our stamping dies and tooling running: repairing, maintaining, and improving the dies that make every part we ship, so presses run and parts stay in spec.

This role reports to the Tool Room Supervisor and works closely with Production, Quality, and Engineering.

What you will do

·         Keep dies running: Repair, modify, and maintain stamping dies, including progressive, transfer, draw, piercing, and forming dies, using conventional machine tools.

·         Support the press floor: Help production set and pull dies, and respond quickly when a die problem stops a press.

·         Build what the floor needs: Build or modify fixtures, gauges, and assembly assist tools.

·         Verify the work: Check repairs with measuring equipment so the die makes good parts on the first hit after it goes back in.

·         Keep the die history: Record the work performed on every tool so the next repair starts with the facts.

·         Work safe and clean: Follow safety, quality, and 5S practices in the tool room and on the floor.

Required qualifications

·         A one-year certificate from a college or technical school, or one year of tool room experience; or an equivalent combination.

·         Working knowledge of metal types and of progressive, transfer, draw, piercing, and forming dies.

·         Skilled with conventional machine tools and precision measuring equipment.

Preferred qualifications

·         Tool and die journeyman card or apprenticeship.

·         Experience on presses up to 600 tons and with die tryout.

What the job takes

·         Reading and writing: Read and follow safety rules, prints, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals; write clear repair notes; talk easily with the tool room, production, and management.

·         Math: Work comfortably with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and all units of measure.

·         Problem solving: Follow detailed written or verbal instructions and work through problems with a few concrete variables.

·         Physical: Regularly stand, walk, sit, use your hands, reach, and talk and listen; lift up to 40 pounds, and occasionally move items up to 100 pounds with equipment. The job needs close, distance, color, and peripheral vision and depth perception.

·         Work environment: Plant floor, around presses and moving equipment. Noise ranges from quiet to very loud; hearing protection is required on the production floor.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job.

What success looks like

Dies come back from the tool room right the first time, press downtime for die problems keeps falling, and every repair is recorded so the history is there for the next one.

How we work

We hire, recognize, and promote on five Core Values, and we expect everyone here to live them.

·         Do the Right Thing: be honest, humble, and transparent.

·         Win as One: grow together through teamwork, reliability, and opportunity.

·         Make It Happen: act urgently, take ownership, and drive results.

·         Continuously Improve: create new opportunities by being better than yesterday.

·         Delight Our Customer: deliver the experience you would want, to build lasting relationships.

Why Performance Stamping

Performance Stamping is a stable, ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 certified shop with customers we have served for years and about 40 people who take pride in careful work. We invest in our equipment and our people, and in a shop this size good work gets noticed. Our tool room is the heart of the shop, and a skilled die maker here is visible to everyone.

Performance Stamping LLC is an equal-opportunity employer. We evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, gender, age, marital status, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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