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Fielding Manufacturing-Diecast Machine Tender

We Make RI
CompanyWe Make RI
CategoryManufacturing
LocationCranston
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentNot stated
LevelNot stated
SalaryUSD 17–22
Posted7 May 2026
Last verified12 Aug 2026
SourceThe employer's own careers page (company_site)
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Description
EXPERIENCE ONLY POSITION SUMMARY: 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday – Thursday and/or 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM Monday – Friday The Diecast Machine Tender (or “Diecast Tender”) is responsible to maintain the operation of the Diecast department on the corresponding production shift; this Job Description is applicable for 1 st , 2 nd , or 3 rd shift Diecast Tender. The Diecast Tender works with Diecast Technicians to keep diecast machines running at target cycle rates, producing quality cast parts from metal ingots. The Diecast Tender continually monitors machine operations, filling pots with metal ingots, clearing cast parts from collection totes, performing in-process inspections, and supplying the department and machines with the materials and resources required for safe, consistent operations. The Diecast Tender ensures machines follow approved process sheet and cast parts meet specifications per part-specific QAP's to ensure repeatable, acceptable quality diecast parts. Skills/Knowledge: Must possess or gain a thorough understanding of the processes employed by Fielding Manufacturing and must understand the industry sectors where Fielding's customers operate. Must have a complete understanding of company policies and procedures. Good organization and time management skills are required to prioritize work appropriately to meet deadlines. Above-average mechanical aptitude and ability to apply critical thinking to solve technical problems, are required. Must be able to use basic measuring devices; Go/No-go gages, vernier calipers, micrometers, microscopes, or other dimensional measurement tools. Must be able to operate scales in English units (pounds) and count parts by weight. Must be able to use basic hand tools.