Toolmaker 1st or 2nd shift

Job Summary: The Toolmaker I is an entry-level role that will assist with the maintenance, inspection, and repair of molds used in plastic injection molding for medical device manufacturing. This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to start a career in the mold maintenance environment, focusing on the upkeep and functionality of molds to ensure quality and efficiency in production.
Core Hours: This hours for this role are aligned with our standard production shifts as follows:

• 1st Shift: 2nd Shift: 3rd Shift: S/M/T/W/TH 10:00pm to 6:30am
• 4th Shift: S/F/S 6:00am to 6:30pm
• 5th Shift S/F/S 6:00pm to 6:30am

Mold Cleaning and Inspection: Perform cleaning and inspection of molds used in plastic injection molding processes, ensuring they are free from defects, damage, or wear.
Learn and perform basic mold maintenance and repairs, such as polishing, minor adjustments, and replacing small components, under the guidance of senior technicians. Maintenance Documentation: Follow established procedures to document maintenance activities, repairs, and inspections accurately in maintenance logs.
Tool Handling and Equipment Use: Safely operate manual tools and basic equipment to assist with mold maintenance tasks; Safety and Compliance: Adhere to all safety protocols and guidelines, ensuring compliance with company policies and regulatory requirements for a safe working environment.
Report mold-related issues, findings, and progress to the Toolroom Supervisor or Lead; Inventory Support: Assist in maintaining inventory levels for common parts, tools, and supplies, and promptly report shortages or issues to the supervisor.
Continuous Learning: Participate in training sessions and hands-on learning opportunities to build technical skills, knowledge of mold maintenance processes, and understanding of medical device manufacturing standards.
High school diploma or equivalent required; technical certification or relevant coursework in mold maintenance, machining, or related fields is preferred.
No prior experience is necessary; experience in a manufacturing, technical, or mechanical environment is a plus.
Basic knowledge of hand tools, measuring instruments, and general mechanical principles.
Strong attention to detail, precision, and a commitment to quality workmanship.
Ability to learn and apply detailed work instructions and maintenance procedures.
Ability to lift and move molds and equipment, stand for extended periods, and work in various conditions within a manufacturing environment, including confined spaces and heights.
Ability to operate various hand and power tools, forklifts, cranes, etc.
Comfortable working in a toolroom environment with exposure to machinery, noise, and various chemicals used in the cleaning and maintenance processes.
Compliance to company policies, including health, safety, and environmental standards.
Benefits include health, dental, vision, accident, critical illness and life insurances, ST and LT Disability, retirement plans, paid time off, and opportunities for career advancement.
22-26 Hourly Wage