Hard Skills
AdvancedPrecision MeasurementThe use of high-accuracy instruments such as micrometers, calipers, and height gauges to ensure tool components meet exacting tolerances.
IntermediateTechnical Drawing InterpretationThe ability to read and analyze complex blueprints, engineering drawings, and CAD models to build jigs according to specifications.
IntermediateCNC Machining OperationsOperating and programming computer numerical control machines to mill, turn, or grind precise components for automotive jigs.
ExpertJig and Fixture AssemblyThe specialized skill of aligning, fitting, and securing components to create holding devices for vehicle assembly.
IntermediateMetallurgy and Material PropertiesUnderstanding how different metals react to stress, heat, and machining to select the appropriate materials for tool longevity.
IntermediateWelding and Joining TechniquesApplying various welding methods to join steel and aluminum sections of a jig frame while maintaining structural integrity.