The Process Technician will troubleshoot injection-molding machines, perform line-side process adjustments, and support mold changes. Candidates must be flexible with their schedules based on business needs; it could be morning shift or second shift with $1.00 difference on the second shift. The position may require day, night, or occasional weekend coverage.
Primary responsibilities:
Set up and operate various injection-molding machines
Complete line-side process adjustments
Perform assigned mold changes safely and promptly
Provide technical support to Production, Tooling, and Quality Control
Change, hook up, and adjust end-of-arm tooling
Replace suction cups, vacuum lines, broken arm segments, and related components
Troubleshoot injection-mold process issues and adjust as needed
Ensure cycle-time and part-quality goals are achieved
Follow all workplace safety procedures
Qualifications:
At least three years of experience troubleshooting injection-molding machines
Strong mechanical aptitude
Manufacturing software or WMS experience
Strong attention to detail
Effective problem-solving skills
Ability to continuously improve quality and productivity
Ability to adapt to a fast-paced manufacturing environment
Strong communication and teamwork
Ability to perform manual labor and stand for extended periods
Ability to work in a hot manufacturing environment
You should be proficient in:
Machines & technologies you'll use: