Injection Moulding Setter

Rochdale
2 days ago
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Due to continued growth, a leading manufacturer of plastic products is looking to recruit an experienced Injection Moulding Setter / Technician to join their expanding team. This is a key role, focused on maintaining production output while consistently delivering high-quality standards.

The business has enjoyed year-on-year growth and has recently invested in state-of-the-art machinery alongside a site expansion, making this an exciting time to join.

Salary: Up to £40,000 | Monday to Friday

As an Injection Moulding Setter / Technician, your responsibilities will include:

Carrying out tool changes, as well as material and colour changes

Setting machine conditions to optimise performance

Ensuring all robotics and ancillary equipment are fully operational

Identifying and recommending improvements to enhance productivity, quality, and waste reduction

Troubleshooting moulding processes and implementing corrective actions, with documentation where requiredTo be successful in this role, you will:

Have proven experience as an Injection Moulding Setter or Technician

Be confident with condition setting and knowledgeable across a range of materials

Have hands-on experience troubleshooting moulding issues

Demonstrate a strong interest in lean manufacturing and continuous process improvement, with a desire to help drive the business forwardIf this sounds like the opportunity you've been looking for, click the link to apply and we'll be in touch.

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