Mold Prepper​/Puller (Nights

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Grade: 3

The Mold Prepper / Mold Puller is responsible for preparing molds for production, supporting fiberglass lamination processes, and safely removing molded components from production tooling. This role plays a critical part in ensuring molds are maintained to quality standards, products are released without damage, and production schedules are achieved efficiently and safely. The position requires attention to detail, knowledge of fiberglass manufacturing processes, and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

• Prepare deck and component molds for production by cleaning, detailing, waxing, and inspecting mold surfaces.
• Detail deck runners and mold surfaces to ensure readiness for gel coat application and fiberglass lamination processes.
• Verify mold condition prior to production and identify defects, wear, or damage that could impact product quality.
• Assist with mold maintenance activities and communicate repair needs to supervisors or maintenance teams.
• Maintain proper mold release systems and preparation standards to support efficient production flow.

• Remove finished decks and fiberglass components from molds using approved methods and equipment.
• Utilize forklifts, hoists, trams, and other material handling equipment to move molds, tooling, and finished products safely.
• Inspect pulled parts for defects, damage, or quality concerns and communicate findings to leadership.
• Assist with staging molds and production materials to support daily manufacturing requirements.

• Monitor mold and tooling conditions to ensure products meet company quality standards.
• Identify opportunities to improve mold preparation, part release processes, safety practices, and production efficiency.
• Support lean manufacturing and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Maintain accurate communication regarding quality issues, production concerns, and equipment needs.

• Work closely with Laminators, Gel Coat Operators, Finish Technicians, and Supervisors to achieve production goals.
• Maintain a positive and cooperative attitude when responding to changing production priorities.
• Support cross-functional operations and perform additional duties as assigned to meet business objectives.

Diversity of thought and experiences is fundamental when imagining the unimaginable. Certain skillsets/experiences are necessary; however, others can be developed along the way.

• Ability to work a 10+ hour shift standing, bending, reaching. As well as, climbing on and through stairs, molds, and staging throughout the duration of your shift.
• Moderate lifting ability up to 50 lbs.
• Have the flexibility to work overtime both planned and unplanned to meet company goals.
• Must adhere to all quality standards and adhere to new standards as processes evolve.
• Must demonstrate record of dependability and reliability with prior work or professional experience.
• Must demonstrate the ability to work well with team’s professionals.
• Understand and follow verbal and written directions.
• Ability to work in close proximity to co‑workers and work in areas with limited space.
• Ability to work in a fast‑paced, noisy environment across multiple departments.

• One (1) year of boat building, fiberglass, composites, or related manufacturing experience preferred.
• Ability to read and understand blueprints.
• Skills in forklift, overhead hoist, computer, fiberglass and/or gel‑coat applications preferred.
• 3+ years of manufacturing experience. Marine industry experience highly preferred.

• Will be required to work in a non-air-conditioned area.
• Regularly required…