14 Nov

Project Manager Tooling

You manage tooling projects for manufacturing processes, from requirements specification through supplier coordination to tool acceptance.

Tasks

Analyse and specify requirements, develop solutions and create specification sheets
Lead interdisciplinary project teams and steer all project phases
Act as central contact for customers and coordinate external tooling suppliers
Monitor milestones, budget and required component and tooling quality
Conduct and document tool acceptance internally and on-site
Record, assess and track technical changes

Technical apprenticeship as polymechanic (tooling focus an advantage) or draftsman
Further education such as HF mechanical engineering diploma, master craftsman certificate or Bachelor's degree in mechanical/production engineering
IPMA Level D certification an advantage
3-5 years of experience in project management, methods planning or design in forming and deep-drawing technology
Sound knowledge of manufacturing processes and material requirements
English, written and spoken, minimum B2

100% workload, 40-hour week or flexible working hours
Willingness to travel approximately 5-10% for tool acceptance at suppliers or customers
3-6 months interim, then a permanent position