Tool and Die Maker

Company Description Theta TTS Inc., founded in 1962, is a 9,500 square metre part manufacturing center and full-service component supplier serving the global automotive industry. The company operates under the TS16949 quality standard, covering design, development, production, and shipping to ensure defect-free, consistent parts. With a strong focus on continuous improvement, Theta TTS leverages leading-edge technology to maintain high-quality output. Producing over 100 million parts annually, the company supplies major automotive markets across the U.S., Europe, China, Mexico, Brazil, and Canada.

Team members join a stable, growth-oriented environment with an international customer base.

Role Description Requires high degree of specialized skill and knowledge of tool building practices, working with extreme accuracy, to very close tolerances, to manufacture, test, prove, maintain, improve, trouble shoot and repair precision tools including fine blanking, progressive and transfer dies, jigs, fixtures and gauges. Perform jobs from start to finish, with little or no supervision. Need to be adaptable, flexible, accountable and dependable with good attention to detail.

Need to have a quality focus following company policies and procedures, maintaining safe work and 5S practices.

Work closely with other personnel to support other departments to ensure company goals, time line requirements and customer needs are met.

• Strong skills in tool and die making, including precision machining, grinding, fitting, and assembly for high-volume production tooling.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, blueprints, CAD models, and engineering specifications.
• Set up, operate and maintain tool room equipment to cut, turn, mill, drill, bore, grind or otherwise shape work pieces to prescribed dimensions and finishes.
• Knowledge of dimensional inspection techniques, use of measuring instruments (micrometers, calipers, gauges), and root-cause analysis for tooling defects.
• Understanding of automotive manufacturing processes, TS16949 or similar quality systems, and continuous improvement practices.
• Completion of a recognized Tool and Die Maker apprenticeship or equivalent trade certification; related technical diploma is an asset.
• Ability to work safely, manage multiple tasks, and collaborate effectively with engineering, maintenance, and production teams.
• Willingness to work on-site in Barrie, ON, with flexibility for shift work or overtime as required by production demands.