About the role

Molder Opportunity Connectronics Corp., a U.S. manufacturer of specialized electronic connectors including high-voltage interconnects, aerospace connectors, underwater connectors, high current connectors, and multi-pin cable assemblies has an opening in Toledo, OH for a molder to produce parts, examine parts for defects, and deliver required quantity for kits.
Responsibilities and Duties: Read work orders to determine which parts are required to be produced, define product specifications, and outline materials requirements. Position assembled mold on press bed of molding machine and aligns die with machine controls to regulate forming pressure of machine and curing time of plastic in mold. Starts machine to produce samples, examines samples for defects, and adjusts machine set-up to eliminate defects. This person will be responsible for examining all parts produced to make sure there are no defects. Remove or trim excess material from products using knives or scrapers. Producing molded components in a timely manner to ensure production schedules are met. Other job functions as required.
Benefits: Paid vacation, sick, bereavement, and jury duty time Paid Holidays 401K & company match Profit Sharing Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance (accompanied by other ancillary coverages)Company paid Life and Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance Company paid Short-term & Long-term disability InsuranceHSA w/ company contributions Flex Time Tuition Reimbursement Employee Assistance Program And more…Resume not required, but job history is required for Preferred Drug Free Workplace
Qualifications & Skills: High School diploma or equivalent Experience not required, but a +; willing to train the right person Visual Acuity Strong manual dexterity Attention to detail Comfortable using machines Ability to lift 30lbs.

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