Set-Up Technician - B Shift

Responsibilities

• Diagnose small engine problems
• Maintain shop area cleanliness
• Collect and dispose of trash
• Clearly explain diagnoses and repairs to customers
• Seek and participate in technical and product training
• Show accuracy and thoroughness, improve and promote quality
• Observe and follow safety and security procedures
• Treat management and other employees respectfully
• Respond promptly to management direction
• Work with integrity, uphold company values
• Mold set-up
• Troubleshoot, make process adjustments
• Document adjustments and results
• Assist with operator breaks
• Operate machine when needed and available
• Clean hoppers, loaders, and filters
• Place purging in purge buckets daily
• Vacuum machine beds daily
• Clean up oil spills or leaks
• Absorb responsibility for preventative maintenance on tools
• Train operators and ensure they are comfortable in their duties
• Clean machines weekly
• Organize molding supply cabinets
• Backup supervisors during absences
• Utilize six-sigma quality tools to define, measure, analyze, improve, and control processes
• Maintain and support processes, procedures, and KPIs owned by your position
• Review and complete training related to your job per HR LG 01 Training Matrix
• Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

• Strong communication and organizational skills
• Strong mechanical skills
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Thorough knowledge of plastic and/or molding processes
• Knowledge of mold construction and components
• Knowledge of properties of common injection moldable resins
• Ability to lift and move materials as required
• Ability to work in confined spaces

Physical Demands

• Sit or stand as needed
• Walk primarily on a level surface for periodic periods throughout the day
• Reach above shoulder height, below the waist, or lift as required to reach documents or store materials throughout the workday
• Use proper lifting techniques
• Work in small confined spaces while following proper safety protocol

Work Environment

• Exposure to manufacturing areas requiring personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection, steel toe shoes, and other mandatory safety equipment
• Ambient temperatures with typical plant lighting and manufacturing equipment