Tool And Die Maker Salaries in Connecticut
$32.89
avg per hour
The average salary for Tool And Die Maker jobs near Connecticut is $32.89.*
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Top Tool And Die Maker jobs near Connecticut
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Southington Tool & Manufacturing
Plantsville, CT
Must be able to work from blueprints, heat treat tool steels, and measure tool components and stamped parts with minimal supervision.
Skilled Tool Maker/Assembler
Frasal Tool
Newington, CT
Job requires a firm understanding in the precision machining of specialty tooling and or parts. Should have knowledge in blue print reading and inspection of…
Auto Press Tool & Die Maker
AVNA Inc.
New Britain, CT
This role is responsible for building, repairing, troubleshooting, and optimizing progressive and compound dies used in mechanical stamping presses ranging from…
$40 - $45 an hour
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RimePro Inc
Farmington, CT
Collaborate with engineering and production teams to develop innovative solutions. Interpret technical drawings, blueprints, and specifications to create…
$30 - $45 an hour
Experienced Die Maker / EDM Technician (Deep Draw Stamping)
Cadence Inc
Watertown, CT
Interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, CAD models, and technical specifications to manufacture tooling to exact tolerances.
Hiring: Mechanical Engineer / Tool & Die Designer
Thriveitech LLC
Cheshire, CT
Collaborate with manufacturing teams for efficient, cost-effective designs. Design punches, dies, and progressive stamping tools. ✔ 401(k) with match.
$25 - $35 an hour
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