Injection Mold Maker

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coyote technical executive sourcingBiddeford (ME)

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Injection Mold Maker My client builds various types of injection molds for the plastics and silicone industries that produce medical and military products.
Position Overview: The candidate will be responsible for supporting the plastic injection mold making process. Commitment to maintain mutual respect and purpose with co-workers. Willingness to learn from and train others. The Injection Mold Maker reports to the General Manager. • Build & repair Plastic Injection Molds • Proficiency in operating CNC machinery • Experience with CAD/CAM Software (Mastercam/Cimatron) • Ability to read, interpret and work from blueprints and schematics • Strong understanding and use of precision measuring equipment • Set up and operate machine tools such as lathes, mills, saws, grinders, EDM's, etc.; when complete, verify the conformance of parts to specifications • Other duties as assigned, as needed, to satisfy customer production/needs Qualifications:• High School Diploma or equivalent required. A minimum of a 2-year technical degree with an emphasis in Tool and Die or Machining is preferred • Knowledge of Plastic Injection Mold Making experience preferred • A minimum of 5 years' experience in manufacturing tool room environment required • An initiative-taking attitude and a desire to continually learn and improve • Dedication to ensuring a clean and orderly work environment Company offers:• Full range of medical, dental and vision benefits • Company Matched IRA Investments • STD • Paid Holidays • PTO - Vacation and Sick Time • Safety glasses and shoe reimbursement No sponsorship visa (H1-B, etc) candidates at this time, sorry. Qualified candidates must submit their resume in Microsoft Word format along with at least three professional references to: COYOTE TECHNICAL & EXECUTIVE SOURCINGPhil Montoya Director of Sourcing Moldmaker - Maine Moldmaker Plastics Injecton Mold Manufacturing Jobs Maine

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