Plastic Setter Nights

Northampton
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Job Opportunity: Plastic Setter - Injection Moulding Nights

We are looking for a dedicated Plastic Setter with experience in injection moulding to join our team at a leading manufacturing facility. If you have hands-on expertise in mould changes, material handling, and an understanding of robotic systems, we want to hear from you!

Role Overview:

Position: Plastic Setter
Location: Northampton
Industry: Injection Moulding
Salary: Competitive, based on experience £35,000-£40,000
Shifts: Monday-Friday (Apply online only)Key Responsibilities:

Set and change plastic moulds for injection moulding machines.
Hang and load materials into the machines, ensuring smooth operations.
Monitor machine performance, troubleshoot issues, and carry out adjustments as needed.
Work with robotics to assist with automation processes (experience with robotics is a plus).
Ensure production processes are running efficiently and meet quality standards.
Collaborate with other team members to ensure safe and effective machine operation.Requirements:

Proven experience in plastic injection moulding, particularly in setting and mould changes.
A few years of experience in a similar role.
Strong understanding of material handling and processes in injection moulding.
Experience with robotics and automation systems is highly desirable.
Ability to work efficiently, safely, and independently.
Problem-solving and troubleshooting skills.What We Offer:

Competitive salary based on experience.
A dynamic working environment with opportunities to develop and grow your career.
A collaborative and supportive team culture.
Access to ongoing training and development opportunities.If you have the skills and experience we're looking for and are passionate about the injection moulding industry, apply today

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