Tool Making – Skilled in producing, repairing, and modifying tools, jigs, fixtures, and dies.

1. CAD/CAM Software – Familiarity with Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) software (e.g., SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Mastercam).
2. Machining Processes – Knowledge of turning, milling, grinding, and other machining techniques.
3. Welding and Fabrication – Ability to perform basic welding and metal fabrication 
4. Tool Sharpening & Maintenance – Ability to maintain and sharpen cutting tools and machinery components.

Soft Skills:

1. Attention to Detail – Ability to focus on precision and ensure high-quality work with minimal errors.
2. Problem-Solving – Strong analytical skills to troubleshoot and resolve machinery or tool-related issues.
3. Time Management – Efficiently managing multiple tasks and meeting deadlines while maintaining quality.
4. Team Collaboration – Working well in a team environment, as well as independently.
5. Communication Skills – Clear communication with colleagues, supervisors, and clients regarding requirements and progress.
6. Adaptability – Flexibility in handling new tasks and adjusting to changes in work processes or technology.
7. Safety Awareness – Adherence to safety standards and protocols in the workplace.
8. Quality Control – Focus on ensuring products meet or exceed quality standards and specifications.