Production Cell Operator
promed molded productsMinneapolis (MN)
Production Cell Operator
Posted 2 days ago
promed molded productsMinneapolis (MN)
Extruding, Forming, Pressing, and Compacting Machine Setters, Operators, and TendersIndustrial Mold Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Preferred Industry Experience (or will train):Past molding and milling experience Knowledge/training to ISO 13485 (Current) Standards Medical/clean room knowledge/experience Required Industry Experience: Ability to use a microscope/reticle Reading and Comprehension Must have dexterous use of both hands. Essential Functions of Job: Follow manufacturing procedures which include documentation of product traceability Operate the required molding press (LIM/Transfer) Ability to troubleshoot molds/presses as required Meet established production standards. Trim and inspect parts. Secondary operations may include but not limited to: assembling, washing, packaging, tumbling, post curing of components Review production requirements and confer with lead to determine material requirements. Notify the materials group to obtain the required materials (if applicable) Run milling equipment. (as required) Prepare gum stock material for molding, including milling, adding pigment, and preparing load weights, and making sure that material to be molded is continuously fresh (if applicable) Support R&D projects Perform Press Setups (as required) Other duties as assigned.
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