About the role
Tool setters work within the manufacturing industry and are responsible for preparing and adjusting machines and tools for production. They often have vocational training in workshop technology or equivalent practical experience. Their work is crucial for ensuring an efficient and accurate production process.Responsibilities
Tool setters set up and calibrate machines, change tools and fixtures, and perform quality checks. They collaborate with operators and maintenance staff to minimize downtime. Following safety regulations and maintenance schedules is an important part of their responsibilities.Skills and tools
Tool setters must have good knowledge of mechanics and an understanding of blueprint reading. They use tools such as wrenches, micrometers, and other measuring instruments. Problem-solving skills, precision, and the ability to work independently are key skills in the profession.