Cable Cutter​/Molder​/Assembler

Overview

Conxall, a manufacturer of cable connectors, is seeking a Cable Cutter who will also be cross-trained in Molding and Assembly
. This role offers variety and flexibility, with responsibilities shifting based on departmental workload. The ideal candidate is adaptable, detail-oriented, and eager to learn multiple aspects of production.

Location: Villa Park, IL

First Shift: M-F 7a-3:30p

Pay: $17/Hour

• Set up cut coil machines to ensure accurate cut lengths.
• Verify that the correct cable has been issued for each job.
• Complete First Piece Inspection documentation and confirm compliance with specifications.
• Properly complete Cable Return paperwork.
• Input job setups into the Artos Cut Coil computer system.
• Collaborate with the Material Control department to ensure accurate data transfer and assist in troubleshooting issues.
• Cut cable for sample and prototype orders.
• Coordinate with Maintenance to ensure cut coil machines operate efficiently.
• Notify Quality or Industrial Engineering teams of any errors in Specification Sheets.
• Recommend process improvements or corrections to Industrial Engineering and the Production Manager.
• Complete requisition forms, Scrap/Rework documentation, and enter NAV transactions for additional cable when needed.

• Assemble mold components according to specifications.
• Purge molding machines of previous material before setup.
• Adjust machine settings (pressure, temperature, timing) to produce compliant parts.
• Document successful setups for future reference.
• Monitor resin and colorant levels; submit requisitions when needed.
• Ensure molds are prepared prior to production runs in coordination with Group Leaders.
• Support sample runs for new resins and products.
• Work with Tool Room and Industrial Engineering to repair or order tooling.
• Report specification discrepancies to Quality or Industrial Engineering.
• Coordinate with Group Leaders to confirm proper material allocation.

• Assemble small electronic components and cable assemblies using hand tools and presses.
• Maintain pace with production line expectations.
• Perform repetitive tasks while seated for extended periods.
• Use crimpers to connect cables to connectors.
• Test finished products to verify wiring accuracy.