Learn from experience
Work alongside people who have spent careers building dies, running presses and machining parts.
Learn a trade
that lasts.
Once you experience it, you'll want to stay.
Working at Arro means joining a long tradition of skilled work. Use modern techniques and equipment, and become part of an industry that is in demand and growing.
Why Arro
Skills you
keep for life.
Every part we make starts with a tool, and every tool starts with a skilled person. Tool and die making, machining and press work are trades that take time to learn and are valued for a whole career.
Looking for a career path with little to no student debt? Interested in working with your hands and solving unique and complex problems? Manufacturing needs people like you, and we would like to hear from you.
Real equipment
Presses from 15 to 600 tons, CNC machining and Wire EDM, with the latest techniques the work calls for.
Close to home
A plant in Chautauqua County, between Jamestown and Lake Erie. No big-city commute.
Where you could fit
The work we do.
We do not always have every position open. Send your resume and tell us what interests you.
Toolroom
Tool & die maker
Build and maintain progressive and secondary dies, fixtures and prototype tooling. Apprentices welcome.
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Machinist and CNC operator
Machine die components and production parts on CNC and manual equipment.
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Press operator and setup
Set up and run progressive and single-hit dies on presses from 15 to 600 tons.
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Curious about
tool and die?
What a tool and die apprenticeship looks like
What tool and die makers do, how a registered apprenticeship works in the US and New York, what you learn over about four years, and how to get started.
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Considering Careers: Tool & Die Maker Apprentice
Looking for a career path with little to no student debt, where you work with your hands and solve unique problems? Learn about the tool and die trade.
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Being a Tool & Die Apprentice
Randy talks about why he chose to apprentice as a tool and die maker, and the misconception that tool and die is a dying trade.
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Tell us about yourself.
Attach a resume if you have one. If not, a few lines about your experience and what you want to learn is a great start.
Thanks. We got it.
Your application is on its way to our team. We will be in touch if there is a fit.
Let's build it.
Drawings, models, a sample part or just an idea. Tell us what you need and our team will follow up with questions, options and a quote.