Tool-And-Die-Makers for hire in Vancouver, BC
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Most popular skills
Machining8%Leadership5%CNC5%Education level
Vocational or technical training55%Bachelor's degree20%High school diploma or GED20%Years of experience
More than 10 years70%6-10 years30%Current company
Latecoere (Avcorp Group)Turnkey Technology IncAllJobs landscapingTime at current job
2-5 years38%More than 5 years38%Less than a year13%
Browse Indeed's database of 26 profiles for Tool-And-Die-Makers in Vancouver, BC
Last updated: Sep. 18, 2026
Tool and Die Maker: Cost of hiring?
- Common salary in Vancouver, BC: $71,103 yearly
- Typical salaries range from $54,438 – $92,871 yearly
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Machinist/Programmer
Coquitlam, British Columbia
Licenses & certifications
CATIADrivingDriving LicenceMachiningClass 4 LicenceEnglishSkills
CNC LatheLow VoltageCNCCalipersMachiningLatheTool & Die Maker / Machinist
New Westminster, British Columbia
Licenses & certifications
Bachelor'sToolmaking ExperienceBusinessSkills
FanucDrilling TechniqueTurningMachiningDrillsMillingSelf-employed
Burnaby, British Columbia
Licenses & certifications
WHMIS CertificationWorkplace Hazardous Materials Information SystemsScissor LiftCSTSMachiningSkills
Mechanic ExperienceMaintenanceFacilities MaintenanceMechanical KnowledgeManufacturingPlumbingControls/System Engineering Co-Op
Vancouver, British Columbia
Licenses & certifications
Therapeutic Crisis InterventionBehaviour Escalation ProtocolsCrisis Containment StrategiesNVCIDe-Escalation TechniquesCamp ExperienceSkills
Visual StudioPublic SpeakingFanucLeadershipRoboticsMicrosoft WordClass 1 Truck Driver
Langley, British Columbia
Licenses & certifications
ForkliftClass 5 LicenceClass 1 LicenceAir Brake EndorsementSkills
ForkliftCash HandlingCashieringManagementTransport ExperienceTractor-TrailerMachinist
Vancouver, British Columbia
Skills
LeadershipBucket TruckMaintenanceManufacturingMachiningInterpreting Technical Drawings
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What's the average time to fill a tool and die maker role?
The average time to fill a tool and die maker role is 126 days, calculated from the moment the job is posted until a candidate accepts the offer.
What skills do tool-and-die-makers tend to have?
According to the candidates available on Smart Sourcing, the most common skills for a tool and die maker include: machining, leadership and CNC.
What licenses or certifications are common for tool-and-die-makers?
Common licenses or certifications for tool-and-die-makers include: Toolmaking Experience, Forklift and Machining.
What are some job titles related to tool-and-die-makers?
According to Indeed's Smart Sourcing data, job titles related to tool-and-die-makers include: die maker, controls/system engineering co-op and self-employed.
What level of education is common for a tool and die maker?
Vocational or technical training is the most common level of education for a tool and die maker in Vancouver, BC, according to available candidates on Smart Sourcing.
How many years of experience is common for a tool and die maker?
Most tool-and-die-makers have 24 years of professional experience.
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