Mold Modifier
scout boatsSummerville (SC)
About the role
Description:
The position will be responsible for making all mold modifications, repairs and improvements to existing molds to improve efficiency in ongoing production. Cutting, grinding, glassing and finishing are typical daily task for this job. KEY TASK AND RESPONBILITES: • Modify production parts, verify fit and function. • Adjust tooling to achieve efficient production parts. • Identify required surface finish classifications, achieve necessary finish on tooling. • Inspect tooling finish, correct imperfections, follow quality verification procedures • Recognize part and tooling release requirements, apply according to manufacturer's recommendations. • Gain an understanding of chemicals and follow best practice processes. • Follow and enforce safety guidelines. • Manage personal and team schedules, coordinate with other departments. • Keep your tools and equipment maintained and in good working condition. • Responsible for cleanliness of your work area at all times. • Assist in training personnel if required.
Requirements
EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:
REQUIRED • Must have experience in tooling & fabrication • Proficient in measuring and basic math • Self-starter • Can work independently as well as with a team • Ability to self QC and correct issues • Consistent work ethic • History of good attendance • Must be flexible with overtime and working Saturdays as needed. • Must be able to pass a drug screen and background check
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