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Job TitleResponsibilities include changing and setting molds to a production schedule, making minor molding repairs and equipment adjustments through the shift, inspecting and maintaining the condition of the molds, tooling equipment, assembly or secondary equipment and fixtures before, during and after the run to ensure product meets quality standards, providing recommendations and technical input into the development of new processes or molds, responsible for producing quality product in their designated areas of responsibility, inspecting first and last pcs prior to submitting to quality and signing as required per procedure, identifying and recommending any continuous improvements that could help achieve quick tool changes or improve other processes, operation of the overhead crane in a safe and timely manner, maintaining housekeeping in the pump room, tool storage locations, tool box locations, and your direct work locations including machines after being worked on or set and including spills or leaks, verifying job set sheets to the program running as required, verifying grades of resin/colorant to the OPC and logging material grade, lot # and box # on the production report and/or tablet on the Tool Change Over Parameter Form, following all Purging, color change, colorant or calibration, start-up, and first or last pc procedures as required, conducting tool changeovers as directed per schedule and documenting on Form F-0308 once completed as a verification process, assisting in monitoring scrap levels in your designated area and helping maintain a stable process, understanding the quality system as it relates to your function in ISO/IATF 16949, working to all safety policies and goals of the company, maintaining and wearing PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) as required, and performing all other duties as the company may require.Requirements include a high school diploma or G.E.D. (ability to read and minimal mathematics), minimum 1 year experience with injection molding, the basic tools required to perform the job, strong understanding of plastics (preferred), knowledge of Mitsubishi injection molding machines 75 ton and up (preferred), basic computer skills – school/off site training may be required (preferred), ability to work independently with limited supervision, ability to communicate well with others and maintain a positive attitude, some trouble shooting abilities, ability to lift up to 55 LBS, must be able to pass a written and driving forklift test, must know how to read receiving labels and know how to verify them, attendance must be in good standing, must be able to work multiple shifts and overtime as needed to meet internal and customer requirements, and must complete a new employee orientation (if applicable).
Worksite address
fayetteville, TN, 37334, US
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