Career path

Tool and Die Track

This career path progresses from entry-level fulfillment tasks to advanced tool and die craftsmanship. Each role builds on the skills and responsibilities necessary for precision machining and team collaboration.

1. 1

   Fulfillment SpecialistEntry role

   $19–21/hr
2. How to progress to Mold Service

   • Demonstrate knowledge of basic hand tools
   • Strong communication skills
   • Basic computer skills
   • Strong initiative and ability to work independently
   • Reliability and strong attendance
   2

   Mold Service

   $22–24/hr
3. How to progress to Tool and Die Apprentice

   • Strong mechanical aptitude and basic understanding of molds
   • Demonstrated high performance in Mold Service and Mold Setter
   • Desire for further education and career progression
   • Reliable attendance and strong initiative
   • Apprenticeship includes mentorship with an expert and classroom/certification work (company-sponsored or reimbursable)
   3

   Tool and Die Apprentice

   $25–28/hr
4. How to progress to Tool and Die Maker

   • Successful completion of the apprenticeship program
   • Regular competency assessments by designated onsite expert
   • Completion of coursework with at least a B average
   • Demonstrated excellent performance
   • Meaningful contributions to Tool & Die department initiatives
   4

   Tool and Die Maker

   $32–34/hr