Coopersville, Michigan, United States · On-site
$72k–$105k/yr
Ranger Die is seeking a Quality Manager with a solid background in quality management systems - preferably ISO and IATF - as well as a proven record of capable leadership. This role manages a small department while worki…
Skills: Quality management systems, ISO, IATF, Leadership, Root cause analysis
Coopersville, Michigan, United States · On-site
$23/hr–$36/hr
Join our in-house design team! Ranger Die is looking for an individual with experience in 3-D CAD (preferably Solidworks) software to work on various projects. This opportunity allows you to collaborate with Die Makers a…
Skills: 3-D CAD, Solidworks, Progressive Die Design, Technical Drawing, Spatial Reasoning
Coopersville, Michigan, United States · On-site
$18/hr–$23/hr
Ranger Die is hiring an Accounting Clerk to join our office team. This position is responsible for management of accounts payable and receivable, as well as general accounting and administrative support. This individual …
Skills: Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, General Ledger, Bank Reconciliation, GAAP
Coopersville, Michigan, United States · On-site
$15/hr–$20/hr
Are you interested in working for a family-owned company with a solid reputation for quality and a track record of internal advancement opportunities? Apply now to join the Ranger Die team as a Press Operator on day shif…
Skills: Brake Press Operation, Quality Inspection, Preventive Maintenance, Forklift Operation, Overhead Crane Operation
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The Quality Manager will oversee the quality management system, lead the quality team, and ensure all production processes meet ISO and IATF standards. They are responsible for managing customer complaints, conducting internal audits, and facilitating the APQP process for new projects.
Candidates must have a bachelor's degree in a relevant field or commensurate experience, along with at least 5 years of experience in quality management. Proficiency in core quality tools, blueprint reading, and maintaining ISO/IATF certifications is required.
Ranger Die is seeking a Quality Manager with a solid background in quality management systems - preferably ISO and IATF - as well as a proven record of capable leadership. This role manages a small department while working closely with the teams in both production metal stamping and die building to ensure excellent product quality.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
Education – B.S. in relevant field (manufacturing, engineering, etc.) or commensurate experience
Experience – 5+ years in a quality management or similar role; Experience in customer service, stamping, and implementing a QMS or overseeing the transition preferred.
License(s)/Registration(s)/Certification(s) – Six Sigma, IATF Lead Auditor
Skills/Knowledge/Abilities – Working knowledge of core tools (Control Plan, PFMEA, SPC, MSA, APQP, etc). Ability to read and understand blueprints. Strong understanding of QMS including ISO and IATF. Strong communications skills. Strong management skills. Competent in problem solving, team building, planning and decision making.
Ranger Die offers a benefit package for eligible full time employees that includes medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance; flexible spending account; 401k; and paid time off.
Forming the Impossible
Five friends in an old cider mill, that’s how Ranger Die, Inc. started. From modest beginnings, the story began in 1955 in Walker, Michigan. With a strong work ethic and a commitment to excellence, it wasn’t long before those friends had carved out a niche and began to make a name for themselves in the tool and die industry. Two of those friends soon became co-owners, and by the late 1970s, a son-in-law, Gerald Henk, had become the sole owner. Under Henk’s leadership, Ranger Die continued to develop from its modest beginnings into a world-class supplier of Class A Dies and metal stampings. That old cider mill was expanded several times, and by 1993 had spread to include a second facility across the street. With a combined 65,000 square feet, we were able to accommodate customer needs more efficiently and better than ever before. Upon Gerald’s passing in 2007, the reins were passed to Joe, Leo, and Steve Raap – three brothers with a combined 83 years of experience with the company. The combination of a strong focus on continuing to excel paired with the skilled experience of many long-time employees is what has driven our progress. We’re proud of the fact that our die makers have an average of 25 years of experience with our organization. By 2013 the growth of operations had outpaced the expansion potential of the facilities on the site of the old cider mill, leading us to relocate to a new, state-of-the-art 105,000 square foot facility in Coopersville, Michigan. Today our success continues to be a result of the skills of the many employees who have made us great over the years.
Offices: 1300 West Randall, Coopersville, MIchigan 49404, US
Forming the Impossible
Five friends in an old cider mill, that’s how Ranger Die, Inc. started. From modest beginnings, the story began in 1955 in Walker, Michigan. With a strong work ethic and a commitment to excellence, it wasn’t long before those friends had carved out a niche and began to make a name for themselves in the tool and die industry. Two of those friends soon became co-owners, and by the late 1970s, a son-in-law, Gerald Henk, had become the sole owner. Under Henk’s leadership, Ranger Die continued to develop from its modest beginnings into a world-class supplier of Class A Dies and metal stampings. That old cider mill was expanded several times, and by 1993 had spread to include a second facility across the street. With a combined 65,000 square feet, we were able to accommodate customer needs more efficiently and better than ever before. Upon Gerald’s passing in 2007, the reins were passed to Joe, Leo, and Steve Raap – three brothers with a combined 83 years of experience with the company. The combination of a strong focus on continuing to excel paired with the skilled experience of many long-time employees is what has driven our progress. We’re proud of the fact that our die makers have an average of 25 years of experience with our organization. By 2013 the growth of operations had outpaced the expansion potential of the facilities on the site of the old cider mill, leading us to relocate to a new, state-of-the-art 105,000 square foot facility in Coopersville, Michigan. Today our success continues to be a result of the skills of the many employees who have made us great over the years.
Offices: 1300 West Randall, Coopersville, MIchigan 49404, US
