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Process Tech I
Milwaukee Tool
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Job Description:
To set-up, start-up, troubleshoot and monitor molding machines against established quality specifications and SOP. You’ll be DISRUPTIVE through these duties and responsibilities • Set-up injection molds and related equipment for sample runs and production runs.
• Monitor gauges, pressures, and temperatures on molding machines.
• Troubleshoot and correct problem processes.
• Monitor cycle times and part quality.
• Document and report mold and/or equipment related problems.
• Gather recycle materials and take to designated holding areas.
• Keep work area clean with expected housekeeping.
• Work unsupervised and handle multiple tasks.
• All other duties as assigned.
The TOOLS you’ll bring with you: • High School Diploma or GED
• 2+ years of specified Molding Technician experience
• 2+ years of quality and/or troubleshooting experience in a Molding environment
• Working knowledge of hydraulics, pneumatics, robotics, and electronics.
• Forklift Certification (Company will train)
Milwaukee Tool is an equal opportunity employer.
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