Post Process Technician
About the role
- Utilize numerically controlled injection molding equipment to perform operations on various plastic resin materials
- Set up and operate job-related equipment including molding machines, lift trucks, and overhead cranes
- Establish and follow set-up sheets and loading process parameters for optimal production
- Monitor process and cycle times to maintain quality and maximize product output
- Diagnose and correct problems in set-up and operations of molds, presses, and other equipment
- Identify when parts are produced improperly or when machines malfunction and alert supervision
- Operate precision measuring instruments to maintain accurate dimensional tolerances per specifications
- Maintain thorough knowledge of industry machinery, techniques, and safety regulations
- Follow job specifications and design criteria, including verbal instructions for each order
- Maintain accurate production and scrap records for all processed materials
- Count, package, and label shipment boxes according to work instructions
- Use scales for counting parts and weighing boxes for shipment
- Maintain an organized and clean work area adhering to safety policies
- High school diploma or equivalent required
- Minimum 2 years of related experience in injection molding set-up and processing
- Experience with plastic processing, system operation, and different plastic materials
- Proficiency with micrometers, calipers, and other measurement tools
- Ability to operate overhead cranes and hi-lo equipment
- Skill in reading prints and technical specifications
- Basic math and computer skills
- Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities
- Knowledge of injection molding process validations and quality control
- Demonstrated mechanical and electrical knowledge with hands-on technical skills
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