Plastic Injection Moulding Machine Operation:
Operate injection Mold and molding machines to produce specific Plastic parts.
Machine Setup:
Install dies, toolings, and set machine controls for temperature, pressure, and time.
Material Handling:
Load and unload raw materials, such as pellets or powders, into machine hoppers.
Quality Control:
Inspect finished products for defects, ensure they meet quality standards, and remove excess material.
Maintenance:
Perform routine maintenance, troubleshoot minor malfunctions, and keep equipment clean and in good condition.
Record Keeping:
Log production data, quality information, and any issues encountered.
Safety:
Follow safety procedures and protocols to maintain a safe working environment.
Required Skills & Qualities
Attention to Detail: Crucial for ensuring accuracy and quality in the molded parts.
Technical Aptitude: Familiarity with machinery, molds, and production processes.
Problem-Solving: Ability to identify and troubleshoot issues that arise during production.
Physical Stamina: May involve standing for long periods, lifting, and repetitive tasks.
Instruction Following: Must be able to read and understand work orders, blueprints, and standard operating procedures.
Work Environment
Molding machine operators work in manufacturing settings, which can be noisy and require the use of safety equipment.
The job can be physically demanding and requires a high level of precision and concentration.