Company Overview Accutech Mold & Machine, Inc. is a leading provider of precision plastic injection molding solutions, dedicated to delivering high-quality products with on-time delivery. Established in 1996, the company specializes in mold making and operates a 24-hour injection molding facility to meet diverse customer needs. Job Summary We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented 3rd Shift Mold Technician to join our dynamic manufacturing team. This role is vital in ensuring the efficient operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of molds and related equipment during the overnight shift. The ideal candidate will bring strong mechanical knowledge, manufacturing experience, and a passion for quality to help us maintain our reputation for excellence in plastics production.

Hours:

Sunday night through Friday morning 11:00pm- 7:30am (O/T as needed) Duties Review the production schedule, work order, mold identification, approved process settings, material requirements, and job instructions. Plan changeovers and confirm required tooling, equipment, and supplies are available. Complete every applicable item on the Press and Mold Setup Checklist accurately, including dates, times, and initials. Confirm job completion and obtain last production samples from the actual closing shots, including all cavities, for submission to Quality with the job sheet. Perform controlled shutdowns and material changes using approved procedures, purging. Clear previous parts, runners, scrap, resin, colorant, packaging, and fixtures in coordination with Material Handling to prevent contamination and mixed product. Remove, transport, install, and secure injection molds using approved clamps, knockout bars, rigging, cranes, hoists, and forklifts within training and authorization. Verify mold security, ejector alignment, and safe clearance; protect and return tooling to designated storage. Connect and verify cooling circuits, water flow, temperature controllers, hot runners, and applicable air supplies. Set ejector travel, clamp positions, nozzle tip and carriage position using approved setup requirements. Load the correct machine and auxiliary equipment programs, or enter approved settings manually. Verify settings, Press Parameter Log; notify the supervisor if approved setup information is unavailable before startup. Install and set up robot end of arm tooling and pick and place equipment; select the correct programs, verify clearances and counts, and arrange conveyors, catch trays, and operator fixtures for safe handling and protection of parts. Confirm correct resin, colorant, dryer operation, and specified drying conditions. Verify barrel, mold, and hot runner temperatures; start or stop the correct RJG program and confirm required process monitoring and cycle alarms. Coordinate startup and restart verification with Quality. Perform applicable vision system challenge checks and color comparisons, clear startup scrap, and submit complete shots from all cavities in the quantities required by AMM procedures. Obtain required Quality approval before product release. Monitor cycle time, process stability, alarms, and part quality. Troubleshoot defects such as flash, short shots, sink, burns, and warpage using approved methods. Make and document adjustments within authorized limits; escalate changes outside approved process limits. Check parts against approved samples and specifications using assigned inspection tools. Promptly report defects and identify and contain suspect product under Quality procedures; stop affected production when necessary to prevent unsafe operation or continued nonconforming output. Accurately record job status, startup results, scrap, downtime, and process changes in PLEX, MACH2, and required logs as applicable. Communicate equipment condition, unresolved issues, and setup or process changes during shift handoffs. Essential Responsibilities Continued Perform authorized routine mold care, including cleaning surfaces and vents, lubricating designated pins, applying approved mold protection, and cleaning platens. Report mold, machine, or auxiliary equipment problems immediately and initiate required problem tickets; refer repairs beyond authorization to Maintenance or Tooling. Maintain 5S housekeeping, clear walkways, proper tool storage, and safe material handling. Support operator instruction within assigned duties and confirm required operator training records are completed before production. Support approved improvements that reduce scrap, downtime, and changeover time. Perform other related duties as assigned by the Supervisor or Production Manager, consistent with the employee's training, qualifications, and safety authorization, with reasonable accommodation. Skills Strong mechanical knowledge with experience in plastics blow molding, injection molding, extrusion, and related manufacturing processes. Proficiency in operating CNC lathes, press brake machines, robotic systems, and hand tools for fabrication and repair tasks. Ability to perform precision measurements using micrometers, calipers, dial indicators, and other measurement tools for quality control purposes. Familiarity with industrial equipment troubleshooting and engineering problem-solving techniques. Experience with programmable logic controllers (PLCs) for process automation control. Warehouse experience including materials handling with forklifts and safety protocol adherence. Basic math skills necessary for measurements, calculations, and quality inspections in a manufacturing setting. Join us as a 3rd Shift Mold Technician if you're eager to contribute your technical expertise in a fast-paced environment that values safety, precision, and continuous improvement!

Pay:

$23.00 - $28.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 - 60.0 per week

Benefits:

401(k) 4% Match Dental insurance Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person