Shift Technician-Molding 2nd shift
Listed on 2026-08-05
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Manufacturing / Production
Machine Operator, Maintenance Technician / Mechanic, Manufacturing Engineer, Manufacturing & Industrial Operations
Molding Technician 2nd Shift
Essential Functions
General Duties / Responsibilities / Mental Demands
Operate Equipment:
Operate basic finishing and molding equipment such as drill press, sonic welder/inserter, pad printer, silk screen, glue machine, injection molding machines, hot stamp, CNC, hot knife, router, sander, grinder, labeler, taper machines, and test computers, as required by customer needs.
Administrative:
Follow departmental and ISO procedures; complete and maintain forms, reports, logs, and charts accurately.
Quality:
Ensure paperwork accuracy; follow work instructions; recognize and address product defects; use measuring devices; troubleshoot to prevent defects; assist in root cause identification.
Productivity:
Meet established performance standards; participate in problem-solving and cost reduction efforts; follow preventative maintenance schedules; ensure equipment runs efficiently and on schedule; relieve operators as needed; manage multiple tasks; participate in cost-saving initiatives.
Health & Safety:
Follow all safety rules, guidelines, and training; maintain clean work areas; wear required PPE; recognize and report hazards; participate in safety programs; report all incidents immediately; practice safe work habits.
Teamwork & Flexibility:
Be available for overtime; interact professionally with co-workers; contribute to a positive work environment; adapt to changing demands; support co-workers and company initiatives; rotate between jobs/departments; train others as needed.
Set-Up:
Assist in workstation and equipment setup; ensure tools and equipment are operating properly; seek efficient and effective setup methods.
Other:
Report employee issues to supervisors/managers; participate in decision-making by gathering and presenting facts; perform other related duties as requested.
Physical Demands
- Lifting:
Frequent 0–25 lbs; occasional 26–50 lbs - Standing/Walking:
Frequent - Bending/Squatting:
Frequent - Twisting:
Occasional - Grasping:
Frequent to constant (gross, firm, fine manipulation) - Shoulder/Arm Use:
Frequent; occasional reaching and pulling - Vibration:
Occasional - Noise:
Occasional to frequent - Respiratory Exposure:
Rare - Vision:
Close vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus
Pre-Requisites / Minimum Qualifications
- Previous molding or manufacturing experience preferred.
- Certificate from a college or technical school desired.
- Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills.
- Ability to identify and correct equipment problems efficiently.
- Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment.
Requisites for Achieving and Maintaining Pay Levels 25–28
- Has achieved progressive merit increases up to Level 24.
- Served a minimum of two years as a Molding Technician.
- Meets goals and achieves "Above" in the majority of performance standards with no "Below" ratings.
- Not currently in constructive action.
- Attends at least one all-day seminar or workshop every two years (with supervisor approval).
- Willingness to transfer or backfill other positions/departments as needed.
- Consistently meets and coaches others to meet job duties and responsibilities.
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