Injection Moulding Setter / Technician

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Our client is a large plastic extrusion & injection moulding manufacturer with large blue chip clients and they are in the process of expanding their production. This opportunity is for a skilled setter / technician to join the company as they set up their new injection moulding department which will include new machines and robots.

They are promoting a 4 day working week and there is further potential for progression in the future and the possibility of the department growing through continued success.

Job Responsibilities

  • Change over of Tools and trailing any new jobs.

  • Optimising efficiency of the other jobs and resolving any issues relating to production in a timely manner.

  • Montor the quality of the moulds to ensure they comply with regular quality checks and minimise the amount of moulds sent to scrap.

  • Maintain excellent housekeeping standards and ensure that 5S is followed throughout the manufacturing.

  • Liaising with production Planners in regards to any problems that occur and assisting where possible with any amendments / repairs.

  • Ensuring the smooth hand over at the end of every shift.

    Job Requirements

  • Past experience within a similar role.

  • Good knowledge of injection moulding and some extrusion.

  • Ideally would drive and have their own transport.

  • Excellent communicator and enthusiastic attitude.

    Hours:

    This shift pattern will rotate on a weekly basis.

    Week 1: 6am – 6pm Monday – Thursday

    Week 2: 6pm – 6am Monday – Thursday

    This is a fantastic opportunity to join a growing company who are investing within their existing team and would look to promote from within where possible.

    For more information on this role please contact our Huddersfield office

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