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Injection Moulding Setter

Minworth
2 weeks ago
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Our Head Office is based in Minworth, Birmingham (UK), and we are looking for a Injection Mould Setter on a permanent basis the ideal candidate should have experience in Injection Moulding and be able to work multiple shifts, including weekends.
What we offer:

  • 25 days holiday (pro rata)
  • Weekly pay
  • Free onsite parking
  • Immediate start available
  • Pension entitlement
  • Health cash plan
  • Company bonus
    Duties will involve:
  • Responsible for the Setting of all equipment on Injection Moulding Lines including tools and ancillary equipment as directed by Team Co-Ordinator, within required time periods.
  • Responsible for ensuring all Injection Moulding lines are running efficiently
  • Responsible for KPIs: OEE, Line efficiency, quality and conformance.
  • Responsible for the completion and recording of all Quality checks as specified
  • by the Quality Department.
  • Responsible for the care and maintenance of all Injection Moulding Tooling ensuring they are suitable for the tasks required.
    Required Experience :
  • Trained in Injection Moulding Setting
  • Qualified to use Hoists / Lifting equipment
  • Good mechanical knowledge
  • Fault Recognition
  • Robotic Experience
  • Different moulding material characteristics
    An assessment is required and once this is passed, immediate starts are available.
    No agencies please.
    Hozelock Ltd
    “Gardening for life”
    Job Type: Full-time
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