Mechanical/Injection Molding Technician

Job Description

Job Description

Connexion’s mission is to provide "best in class" services to job seekers. We strive to achieve excellence in job placement, staffing, and recruiting services, while treating candidates with the professionalism and respect they deserve.

Job Title: ToolRoom Utility
Shift: 2nd shift, 2nd shift candidates will train on 1st shift for approximately 3 months.
Shift: 1st Shift | 6:42 AM–3:12 PM, 2nd Shift | 2:42 PM–11:12 PM

Notes:

• 1–3 years of work experience.
• Must be mechanically inclined.
• Experience working in a mechanical environment.
• Must have experience using a variety of hand tools.
• Basic computer skills.
• Must have high school diploma or GED

Need a candidate that should be comfortable using hand tools, reading basic mechanical drawings, troubleshooting mechanical issues, disassembling and assembling equipment. Injection mold maintenance experience is our target 1st but not required if the candidate demonstrates strong mechanical aptitude and a willingness to learn.

This position will work in the Tool Room maintaining and repairing injection molds. Candidates with backgrounds in mold maintenance, tool & die, machining, industrial maintenance, automotive technicians, military mechanical roles, manufacturing maintenance, machine builders, or similar technical trades would be good fits. Looking for someone who enjoys taking things apart, figuring out how they work, fixing problems, and learning a skilled trade.

Job Summary:

The ToolRoom Utility position is responsible for assisting with mold disassembly, cleaning, maintenance, and reassembly. This is a hands-on mechanical position requiring 1–3 years of work experience, strong mechanical aptitude, experience working in a mechanical environment, and familiarity with a variety of hand tools. Candidates should also have basic computer skills and be self-starters who are comfortable working independently with mechanical components.

Responsibilities include moving and disassembling molds, taking apart plates and components, completing pin and configuration changes, and ensuring all parts are properly cleaned before reassembly. Cleaning processes may include sandblasting, lubrication, solvents, and ultrasonic cleaning. The position also supports preventative maintenance activities, proper storage and protection of parts, and general Tool Room organization and housekeeping.