Molder Operator (12 hour Shift) - $17.49 per hour

Summary

Responsible for inspecting, cutting, trimming, and packing pipe fittings that are produced by the injection molding machines.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

- Knowledge and recognition of plastic fittings by name, shape, and dimension. - Knowledge of daily performance goals and working to achieve 100% of targeted output. - Completion of production line paperwork accurately and in real time. - Assuring quality of work through the proper labeling and verification of correctness for all types of molded fittings and their associated packaging (i.e.: labels, cartons/cases, case count, and pallet configuration). - Set-up and verification of weight scales. - Detection, segregation, and isolation of non-conforming quality defects and notifying Mold Technician, Supervisor, Manager, and/or QA Department- Able to identify various types of quality defects based on appearance, fit, form, and function (Ex: short shots, burn, weld lines, watermarks, defective threads, etc.). - Minimizing downtime by escalating to Mold Technician for machine-related problems. - Assisting with the changeover process and ensuring proper line clearance and start-up with efficiency in mind. - Proper organization and cleanliness of assigned work area to highest level of standards (5S). - Performing 5S Audit for each work area assigned on a daily basis. - Training of new Injection Molding personnel (both full-time and temporary) as needed and assigned: - How to set up work stations at start of shift - Identification of labels with parts from the molding machines - Identification of various quality defects - Proper cutting techniques to achieve top-quality gate lengths - Maintaining a safe and orderly workspace (5S) - Keeping correct counts as cartons/cases are filled. - Performing the above mentioned functions with minimum supervision - Any other duties as assigned by supervision or management.

Supervisory Responsibilities

None

Qualifications

- High School Diploma or equivalent. - Previous work in a manufacturing environment preferred (not required). - Ability to read and comprehend sufficient English to follow work instructions. - Basic mathematical skills and counting ability required. - Must be able to cut and trim parts for long periods of time while standing for extended periods of time. Lift up to 35 pounds on occasion (some stations may require lifting up to 50 pounds). - Minimal equipment – pruning shears, cutting shears, knife, air sander, air saws, tape gun, code stamp. - General factory. Exposed to heat, cold, noise, dust, oil/grease and traveling powered industrial vehicles.

Compensation and Benefits

- Benefits Effective Day 1 - Med, Den, Vision, 401k (4% match), Annual Retirement Contribution (2%), Life & AD&D - Paid Vacation - Tuition Assistance Program - Fitness Reimbursement Program - Opportunity for Advancement