Process Technician/Supervisor
$28.00–$30.00/hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$28.00–$30.00/hour
About the role
- Supervise and support production employees during the overnight shift
- Set up, troubleshoot, and optimize plastic injection molding processes
- Perform mold changes and processing adjustments as needed
- Drive a hi-lo (fork truck) to move molds, materials, and finished product
- Assist operators by providing breaks and helping run machines when necessary
- Monitor production quality, efficiency, and machine performance
- Complete production paperwork and shift documentation
- Troubleshoot production issues to minimize downtime
- Promote a safe, productive, and team-oriented work environment
- Work closely with management to meet production goals and customer expectations
- What You BringHands-on experience with plastic injection molding processing
- Previous supervisory or team leadership experience in a manufacturing environment
- Experience changing molds and optimizing molding processes
- Hi-lo (fork truck) experience
- Strong mechanical troubleshooting skills
- Willingness to work alongside the production team rather than strictly supervising
- Ability to prioritize multiple responsibilities in a fast-paced manufacturing environment
- Strong communication and leadership skills
- Reliable work ethic and team-first attitude
- What's Offered
- Competitive hourly pay of $28.00–$30.00/hour, with flexibility for highly qualified candidates
- Full-time overnight schedule
- Stable opportunity with a growing manufacturer
- Collaborative, team-oriented environment where leaders remain hands-onOpportunity to make a direct impact on production and operations
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