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Pretium Packaging - USA
Plastics Blow Molding Tooling & Setup Technician
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A Machine Set Up Technician sets up machinery used in a manufacturing facility, ready for use by operators. May also be responsible for basic operation of machines.
$47,769 / year median in Pennsylvania
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Plastics Blow Molding Tooling & Setup Technician Pretium Packaging - USA Bethlehem, PA Job Details $18 - $27 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Qualifications Equipment service recordkeeping Inspection gauge Mechanical blueprint interpretation Finished product defect inspection Heavy machinery component lubrication Interpreting technical drawings Die tryout (die setup procedure) Industrial equipment adjustment Injection (injection molding) GMP Energy control procedures Mid-level Industrial equipment installation Plastics blow molding Personal protective equipment (PPE) adherence Industrial equipment troubleshooting CMMS Maintenance activity documentation Electrical safety procedures Maintenance (die setup procedure) Dimensional measurements Machining Training or mentoring plastics production machine operators Continuous improvement Machine operation safety procedures Quality issues Maintenance task scheduling Precision measurement in machining Maintenance schedule development Machining repair techniques Full Job Description Step Into a Day You Can Shape Picture this: it's 5:55 AM and you're gearing up for a 6:00 AM start. You review the schedule, prep your tools, and roll a precision-cleaned mold into position. By 7:30, a changeover is complete, temperatures are dialed in, parison programming is tuned, and blow pin settings are tight. A small defect appears—thin walls on a run—and you quickly adjust pressure and timing to bring parts back into spec. By afternoon, you're mentoring a teammate on proper alignment techniques and logging updates in MaintainX before handing off at 6:00 PM with a clean report and a reliable plan for the next crew.