Timothy Johnson

Reconstructed and serviced extensive stamping dies.

• Implemented continuous improvement initiatives by analyzing current processes and suggesting enhancements for greater efficiency.
• Assisted in training new employees on proper tool making techniques, resulting in a more skilled workforce.
• Increased product quality through meticulous attention to detail during tool fabrication and assembly processes.
• Streamlined processes through the development of custom jigs, fixtures, and templates for easier production tasks.
• Assembled, maintained, and operated drill presses to drill holes in products throughout assembly.
• Measured and scribed plastic and metal stock with extreme accuracy to prepare for automated machine production.
• Assessed need and resourcefully designed jigs, fixtures, and templates to aid in production efficiency.
• Computed dimensions, shapes, and specific sizes for dies based on design outlines.
• Trimmed blocks and blanks to outlined dimensions with rules, hand saws, and power shears.
• Adjusted and ground dies, tools, and parts after production to assure quality control and usability.
• Polished and refined tool surfaces, both flat and contoured using abrasive stones, power grinders, and emery cloths.

• Operated precision tools to fabricate parts according to specifications.
• Assisted in the interpretation of technical drawings for component manufacturing.
• Maintained clean and organized work area to promote safety and efficiency.
• Learned safety protocols and best practices for tool operation and maintenance.
• Utilized expertise in materials science when selecting appropriate raw materials for tool making, optimizing performance, and durability in various applications.
• Ensured accurate measurements for tool making with the use of micrometers, calipers, and other precision measuring instruments.