Mold Machine Operations Specialist LPCS

MISSION

To operate all types of mold machines within department and specialize in the operation of these machines to produce complex and/or heavy wax pattern, soluble and gating parts. To inspect, and insure quality and dimensional integrity and adhere to P.C.P’s/S.O.P’s guidelines. To work with limited supervision.

PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES

Tooling Preparation: Objective: To accurately prepare tooling dies for operation

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

Assembles, disassembles, prepares and positions tooling dies for operation; Changes, adds, removes multiple inserts to produce large, complex parts. Adds chills and solubles per Technique Cards. Works with part engineers and others to develop, test and introduce new and re-designed tooling, methods and techniques into the production process. Determines molding sequence to meet production schedule, insure time and trained coverage for completion of mold and availability of necessary chills and solubles. Removes, cleans and stores tooling after operation. Performs minor repairs on tooling and machines as required. Sets up, monitors and controls mold machine functions. Keeps dies and/or inserts clean during molding machine operations. Removes wax parts from die, inspects for defects, and trims. Places on proper fixtures in order to maintain dimensional integrity of parts. Ensures proper wax supplies are maintained for mold machine operation. Ensures necessary and appropriate types of chillers and solubles are produced and available for creation of complex molds. If necessary, orders and produces chillers and solubles. Initiates and implements corrective action to resolve quality and tooling problems as needed. H. Develops and assists in tech card creation. Completes logs and records: Documents all modifications to process. Evaluates and maintains department supply inventory. Adheres to plant and department safety rules. Safely operates all equipment and tools. Identifies and reports safety problems. Develops methods to lift large/heavy inserts and wax patterns without damaging tooling or mold using hoists and/or assistance from other operators. Routinely trains less skilled operators as assigned. Performs other tasks as directed. May be required to complete annual hazardous waste training, handle hazardous waste, complete weekly inspections, or manage areas that generate or handle hazardous waste. ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT, VEHICLES, MACHINERY AND/OR TOOLS USED Pry bars, insert pullers, slide hammers. Side cutters and/or knives. Mallets Torches, hot pencils Air nozzles Air ratchet Wrenches; allen and crescent Mold Machines Power drill Flashlight, mirrors Hoist Dental picks Fork Lift

TRAINING

Training is provided on the job. PCC’s Forklift Driving Safety Certification Training must be completed. May be required to complete Hazardous Waste Management Training.

QUALIFICATIONS

Skill in the wax molding operations, and demonstrated eighteen to twenty-four months of competent performance of Mold Machine Operator A duties. OR any equivalent combination of training and work experience. Ability to read, interpret and follow specifications on Technique Cards, load cards and other types of special instructions. Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division). Ability to work alone with limited supervision. Written language skills required. Physical ability to perform the essential job functions. NOTE: MOLD MACHINE OPERATOR LEVELS ARE DETERMINED PRIMARILY BY THE COMPLEXITY OF THE TOOLING BEING USED. ASSIGNMENT TO THIS SENIOR LEVEL POSITION REQUIRES MASTERY OF LEVELS A, B, and C AND THE ABILITY TO TRAIN OTHERS AND FACILITATE THE IMPROVEMENT AND INTRODUCTION OF NEW PARTS INTO THE PROCESS. #J-18808-Ljbffr Precision Castparts