Process Technician @ ASH Industries
led faststartBroussard (LA)
About the role
Production Operator Start production runs using a previously recorded process sheet and ensure that parts are produced to specification for injection and rotational molding machines. Responsibilities/daily tasks: Paperwork: Read and understand work instructions before processing. Check work orders for completion. Obtain QA sign off before the start of production. Completely fill out process/parameter sheets with valid process. Fill out repair request if mold cannot produce acceptable parts. Operations: Check production material for proper labeling. Check production material for drying conditions. Review customer work instructions for part-specific processing challenges. Reference documented process parameters from the previous production for process settings. Train production personnel on customer work instructions. Check and install the robotic end of arm tooling. Create/modify/initiate part-specific robot program. Save all customized robot programs. Scan production run start after QA sign off.
Qualifications Required:
Read and understand job specific instructions. Able to operate handheld scanner to input job information. Familiar with all molding machines at ASH Industries. Has participated in ASH Industries internal processing training. Passed all internal processing testing at ASH. Capable of being trained in advanced and more in-depth processing training. Can clearly fill out a descriptive repair request form/label for tooling. Ability to set parameters, troubleshoot tooling and manufacturability issues. Comfortable utilizing a computer to: locate parameter sheets, record parameter sheets, complete logs, and communicate internally via email.
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