Job Description Job Description Plastics Injection Molding Process Specialist Picture the start of your shift at 7:00

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you review the previous run, verify materials, and bring the next job online. You dial in process parameters, verify first-article quality, and keep a watchful eye on part consistency through the night. When something drifts, you know exactly which lever to pull-temperature, pressure, back pressure, or cooling-to get the process back in the window. By 7:00 AM, you hand off a stable, efficient cell with accurate documentation and zero safety incidents. What Your Night Looks Like Set up and operate plastic injection molding presses for planned jobs. Continuously monitor production; adjust machine parameters to sustain quality and throughput. Control and stage materials to maintain uninterrupted flow through the molding process. Troubleshoot and resolve processing, equipment, and part-quality issues quickly and safely. Perform routine checks on machines, molds, and auxiliary equipment to prevent downtime. Adhere to documented quality procedures and all safety protocols throughout the shift. What You Bring Hands-on experience in plastic injection molding operations. Strong mechanical troubleshooting ability and a methodical approach to root cause. Proficiency with tool, die, and mold setups. Background with Toshiba or Haitian molding equipment preferred. Compensation & Schedule $32-$36 per hour Full-time night shift, 7:00 PM-7:00 AM Rotating pattern: three days on, followed by three to four days off Benefits Your choice of three health plans, effective the first of the month after your hire date Dental and vision coverage Company-paid life insurance, with the option to purchase more Short-term and long-term disability options available 401(k) with company match Paid vacation and personal days Paid lunch Nine paid holidays Core Strengths Mechanical troubleshooting Injection molding operations Tool/die/mold setup Equipment You'll Operate Injection molding machines: Toshiba and Haitian