Mold Maker

Job Description

The Mold Maker A role involves the construction, repair, and maintenance of injection molds, assembly machines, and fixtures crucial for product production. This position plays a vital role in ensuring the efficiency and quality of manufacturing processes.

Responsibilities

• Construct, modify, and repair a diverse range of assembly equipment, mold components, fixtures, and gauges with meticulous attention to detail and precision.
• Develop prototypes as needed, utilizing various references such as models and drawings.
• Uphold stringent quality control standards through adherence to design specifications and meticulous inspection processes.
• Utilize a variety of measuring tools and equipment, including gauges, calipers, and templates, as necessary.
• Provide accurate estimations for mold fabrication and repair timelines when required.
• Effectively communicate any issues or challenges to relevant team members.
• Offer guidance and direction to tool room associates
• Actively participate in Project Teams and Cross Functional Teams as needed.
• Perform additional duties as assigned.

Qualifications

• Technical degree or certification in tooling (AND) 8 or more years of injection mold fabrication experience (OR) an equivalent combination of skills and experience.
• Proficiency in interpreting article drawings or models and translating them into simple injection mold designs.
• Capability to independently fabricate components based on detailed drawings or models.
• Ability to suggest design modifications to optimize the performance and longevity of injection molds.
• Familiarity with CAD/CAM software for design and manufacturing processes.
• Aptitude for mentoring and training Mold Maker B’s & C’s, fostering a collaborative and skilled workforce.
• Familiarity with computer systems, CNC, EDM, CAM (such as Mastercam), conventional machinery, and safety protocols.
• Physical capability to lift and transport objects weighing up to 70 lbs. regularly, with or without accommodation.
• Ability to sustain prolonged periods of standing or sitting, along with engaging in repetitive movements such as reaching, stretching, lifting, and twisting.