FACTS

1. Die setters set up, maintain, and operate presses and cutting machines used to form and cut metal, plastic, and other materials into shapes for manufacturing.
2. Die setters often install impressions and gripping dies, align and bolt equipment, and test machines to verify their conformance to die setups. Despite the job title, die setters do not work exclusively with conventional die-cutting machines.
3. Pinch points in machinery can catch or crush body parts while setting the die plates, inserting product blanks, or removing scraps.
4. All pinch points of any machine and the cutting edges of all power-driven tools shall be properly […]

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