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Phillips Medisize
Molding Technician - D1
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A Molding or Casting Worker sets up and operates machines that are used to mold and cast metal or plastic parts and products.
$41,322 / year median in Wisconsin
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Molding Technician - D1 3.2 3.2 out of 5 stars New Richmond, WI 54017 Phillips Medisize 365 reviews Your Job Phillips-Medisize, a leader in innovative medical and pharmaceutical products manufacturing, is seeking an experienced Molding Technician to join our dynamic team at our New Richmond, Wisconsin facility. As a Molding Technician, you will play a critical role in ensuring the quality and precision of our injection molding processes. Your expertise will be vital in the setup, operation, and maintenance of our molding equipment, contributing directly to the production of high-quality medical devices that improve patient outcomes worldwide. Join us in our mission to enhance healthcare globally through innovation and excellence in manufacturing. Our Team Phillips-Medisize is seeking an Experienced Molding Technician to support manufacturing operations for our New Richmond, Wisconsin facility. Shift(s): 12 Hour Rotating days shift, 5am - 5pm (2-2-3 schedule) D1 What You Will Do Set up, start up, and change over production jobs and tooling, consistent with process control capabilities and quoted standards that may include reaching, bending, torquing, squatting etc... Answer alarms as they arise. May include basic robotics, part pickers and vision systems. Setup and operate job related equipment including molding machines, powered industrial trucks, overhead cranes, power mold carts, and power mold lifts. Daily use of computers, Programmable Logic Controllers(PLC), and Human-Machine Interfaces(HMI) . Daily use of hand and power tools alongside handheld testing equipment. Use proper process procedure documentation and databases for performing routine set up functions and troubleshooting work, and record process parameters into plant ERP system in our ISO and FDA molding environment. Evaluate molding processes in order to update techniques and improve quality, safety and productivity efficiencies. Including troubleshooting to ensure the processes fall within validated windows and established guidelines while maintaining an acceptable part. Communicate important information to Mold Techs on next shift pass-off. Work with other production groups to meet production and quality requirements. Some programs may have vision requirements and/or require working in cleanroom environments. Who You Are (Basic Qualifications) One of the following: 2 years of technical experience or trade experience Accredited Plastics, Electromechanical or Engineering education 1 year Injection Molding Processing experience