Repair And Tool Technician

Tool Room Technician The Tool Room Technician produces effective mold and die repairs through the following: fitting components into molds; finishing new products, components, or inserts; assembling pieces when complete; as well as documenting mold repair procedures in IQMS. Responsibilities include: Support the Tool Room Supervisor in the process of setup, testing, procedures, training, and updating of IQMS relative to tooling and operations. Perform accurate, safe and correct setups prior to commencement of operation. At point of startup, assure no flash, water leaks and other potential issues. Address any known previous problems or issues. Properly test for water leaks and test electrical for any issues. Comply with the established standardization of mold setup and teardown procedures. Apply learned best practices. Select, align and secure fixtures, cutting tools, attachments accessories and materials on machines Starts and observes machine operation to detect malfunctions or out-of-tolerance machining and adjusts machine controls as required. Verifies conformance of finished work piece to specs. Fits and assembles parts into complete assembly. Verifies dimensions and alignment of assembly. Perform work within the Tooling Preventive Maintenance program including but not limited to in-mold closings, hoses and water fittings. Utilize IQMS/Kanban to maintain processing related to equipment. Change non-production molds in advance as needed. Follow proper procedures including lock-out / tag-out, mold maintenance sheets and others. Maintain consistent and effective component cleaning and storage. Maintain liner dies needed for production. Support OEE/SEE metrics and related goals of cycle attainment, zero-block cavitation, mold set-up compliance, and changeovers to maximize mold efficiency. Follow the escalation process for tool issues by consistently and openly sharing information with the Tool Room Manager. Document, standardize and create procedures for repeatability, predictability and improved efficiency specific to related activities. Perform data entry on shop floor as needed. Collaborate with Engineering to enable effective vendor sourcing. Participate in internal machining projects. Actively participate in tool teardown meetings. Participate in shift hand-off activity to ensure a smooth shift transition. Other duties as assigned. Safety Responsibilities include: Supports a culture where employees address unsafe conditions and behaviors, make suggestions for improvements, and actively participates in implementing solutions Identifies safety gaps and self-initiates corrective actions Strictly adheres to plant safety, housekeeping, and 5S efforts Understands, identifies, and corrects safety hazards Drives a culture which empowers employees to understand and embrace what they own Food Safety Responsibilities include: Monitors and verifies activities to ensure that finished goods and raw materials are coming in and out of the facility meet consumer safety and quality standards. Complies with all company food safety and quality assurance procedures Reports any product or process failures that could impact food safety of manufactured products to the location's Food Safety Team Leader and submits an appropriate incident report Physical requirements include: While performing the duties, the employee will be required to sit and/or stand, talk or hear, both in person and by telephone; use hands, fingers and arms to feel objects or controls, reach with hands and arms. Prolonged standing/walking periods of 12 hours. May be required to stoop, kneel, bend, crouch and lift to 50 pounds.