Die Cast Die Maker Salary in Chile

Makes and repairs dies for diecasting of metal products and metal molds for injection or compression molding of plastic or glass products by analyzing specifications; laying out, machining, fitting, assembling, and finishing metal parts; and applying knowledge of die and mold design and construction. Reads blueprints of product and die or mold, and computes specifications, applying knowledge of shop mathematics and metal diecasting or plastic or glass molding processes and machinery. Plans sequence of operations, visualizing shape of die or mold in reverse of product. Measures, marks, and scribes metal stock to lay out for machining lay-out worker. Gives machining specifications to tool-machine set-up operators or sets up and operates machines, such as horizontal boring mill, engine lathe, profile milling machine, and pantograph machine to machine outer dimensions and contoured cavity of die or mold tool-machine set-up operator; pantograph-machine set-up operator. Grinds, files, and sands parts, using files, emery cloth, and powered grinders, to fit parts for assembly and to smooth and finish cavity. Assembles die or mold, using handtools. Verifies dimensions, using calipers, planer gauges, and dial indicators. May repair molds and be designated mold repairer, die-casting and plastic molding.

The average salary for a Die Cast Die Maker is $14.961.687 per year or $7.193,12 per hour in Chile. Top earners have reported making up to $16.969.092. However, the typical pay range in Chile is between $11.093.088 and $16.969.092 annually.

Die Cast Die Maker is projected to see a 6.7 % salary change in 5 years.

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