Plastics Process Technician - 2nd Shift

• 2nd shift process tech will work in cooperation with Supervisors, Material Handlers, Inspectors, Quality Team Leads, and Production/Quality Managers in coordinating the processing and troubleshooting of all machines and equipment.
  
• Dimensional verification quality checks on all production products running utilizing metrology equipment and gages.
  
• Conduct and Record ALL required dimensional checks, gage SPC checks, and visual checks to the Master Boundary Sample and Master Color plaques on the Quality Control Report. (QCR)
  
• Responsible for ALL FIRST PIECE and LAST PIECE Shot documentation and part retention
  
• Ensure all job totes are complete and returned to Quality Rack when job is completed with the Last shots
  
• Assist in Supervisor responsibilities when asked to cover.
  
• Support Program and Tooling Manager
  
• Take ownership of all samples (trial runs) both prototype and production and complete all required sample paperwork.
  
• Complete RMT s as needed or requested.
  
• Responsible for mold changes
  
• Assists with material handling and related assembly operations
  
• Continually optimize process setting and troubleshooting of processes.
  
• Monitoring and maintaining all production process set-up sheets for all processes
  
• Light maintenance relating to a continual production environment
  
• Assistance with production and quality-related improvements
  
• Assists with giving Operators breaks as necessary
  
• Documentation: assisting with plant production requirements
  
• Assist with other tasks assigned by the Supervisor or Management Staff.
  

Requirements

• Work Hours 10 pm to 6 am
  
• Ability to take directions
  
• Ability to work independently and with others
  
• Must have own tools
  
• Superior knowledge of all molding processes and Procedures
  
• Overtime as required
  
• Report on-time and have an excellent attendance record
  
• Ability to lift a minimum of 56 lbs.
  
• Familiarity with Tool and Molding Operations
  
• Must be able to work with and understand machine controls
  
• Good communication skills (oral and written)
  
• Self-motivated and Self- Directed
  
• Professional and appropriate conduct
  
• Capable of working in a controlled chemical environment
  
• Authority: To consult with the Shift Supervisor if a process is affecting Quality or Safety.
  
• Minimal Training: Hi-Lo Training, Lock-out Tag-out Training, Crane Operation Training, Machine Set-up Training.
  
• Minimal Education: High School Diploma or equivalent
  
• Minimal Experience: Previous 5 years working experience in Material Handling and setup.
  

Benefits