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Casting mould maker work is about building precise metal, wood or plastic patterns that are used to create moulds for cast products.
Casting mould makers read 2D and 3D plans, calculate shrinkage allowances, select pattern materials, operate patternmaking machinery and check measurements before a mould is used in casting.
In job descriptions, look for casting processes, blueprints, precision measuring equipment, pattern repair, CNC machines, coating patterns, assembling pattern parts, mould detail and metal, wood or plastic materials.
Casting mould makers translate drawings into physical patterns for foundry moulds. The work can involve 2D and 3D plans, shrinkage allowances, precision measurement, pattern machinery, material choice and repair of patterns before production use.
Useful depth includes casting processes, metal, wood and plastic materials, pattern assembly, coatings, CNC drilling, milling, grinding or turning, machine controls and careful checking of mould details.
Compare roles by pattern complexity, tolerance demands, material range, CNC responsibility, independent setup, repair work, measurement responsibility and whether the role supports production, prototypes or supervisory tasks.
Experience can lead toward senior patternmaking, CNC-focused model work, tooling, foundry quality support, prototype preparation, production supervision or specialist work with metal, wood or plastic models.
Check whether adverts mention cast products, pattern material, shrinkage calculation, 2D or 3D drawings, precision measuring equipment, CNC machines, coatings, assembly and responsibility for repair before moulding.
This guide is editorial career context. It is not official labour-market statistics or role-specific salary data.
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Toolmakers and related workers (7222)
| ESCO URI | http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/2a8d6b4c-661d-4620-8f68-2c99e78f512e |
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| ESCO code | 7222.1 |
| ISCO group | 7222 |
| Concept type | Occupation |