Tool and Die Makers

Significant Points

Most tool and die makers train for 4 or 5 years in apprenticeships or postsecondary programs; employers typically recommend apprenticeship training.
Employment is projected to decline because of strong foreign competition and advancements in automation.
Excellent job opportunities are expected; employers in certain parts of the country report difficulty attracting well-trained applicants.

Area and Industry employment and wages
Tool and die makers: (Area) (Industry)

Also see Tool and die makers in the 2004-05 Occupational Outlook Handbook
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See the Occupational Outlook Handbook in print.