Mold Maker

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onewaterMadison (AL)

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About the role

Job Summary: A tool maker with mold shop experience is responsible for creating and maintaining molds used in manufacturing processes.
Responsibilities: Work with Tool Room Manager to ensure the quality new mold construction. • Assist in the manufacture and maintenance of injection molds. Assist the Tool Room Manager in the preparation of tool quotes. Assembles mold(s) according to Group Leader's specifications and line up Fits and functions components Spotting of components when necessary to ensure fit according to close tolerance specifications Installs, fits and tests hot and cold runner systems Disassembles molds Maintains a clean and organized workspace Conducts all work in a safe manner following all safe operating procedures, policies and work procedures set out by Integrity Tennessee, ISO and the OSHA Operates overhead crane and forklift to relocate molds Attention to detail (meticulous and precise) Ability to follow direction with minimal clarification or supervision Owns a hand-held grinding tool, variety of hand tools and measuring instruments Work required hours as per the current department workload Safety training Education and Experience Requirements: 5 years of experience minimum Must be competent in the operations of all common mold making machinery, equipment and measuring devices.
Physical Requirements: Ability to lift or move materials with weight ranging from 1-75lbs. Standing for extended periods of time. Ability to climb ladders and other pieces of equipment. Good communication skills. Any other duties as set out by management

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