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Location: West Midlands
Type: Permanent, Full-Time (Double Days)
Salary: Competitive (DOE)

A well-established and expanding manufacturing business in the West Midlands is seeking an experienced Injection Moulding Setter to join their team. This role is ideal for a skilled setter who is confident performing efficient tool changes, machine setups, and supporting production in a fast-paced, quality-focused environment. This is an excellent opportunity to join a forward-thinking manufacturer that values technical expertise, safety, and continuous improvement.

Responsibilities – Injection Moulding Setter

• Carry out efficient tool changes, machine setups and ancillary equipment adjustments across a full range of injection moulding machines
• Perform part try-outs following changeovers and submit components to quality for approval, ensuring processes meet the required setting standards
• Start up and shut down moulding machines in line with manufacturer procedures to support smooth shift operation
• Prepare tools, materials, and equipment in advance to minimise downtime and support the production plan
• Conduct planned maintenance tasks where required and support toolroom/technical teams
• Fully adhere to all life-saving safety rules — including strict compliance with LOTO and working-at-height procedures
• Support production teams by ensuring machines run efficiently, producing quality parts to customer specification
• Work collaboratively as part of an organised cell unit, maintaining flexibility across the plastics manufacturing area
• Promote and maintain a strong 5S culture, ensuring excellent housekeeping and safe working conditions
• Engage in continuous improvement activities and support implementation of process enhancements

Requirements – Injection Moulding Setter

• Previous experience setting and running multiple injection moulding machines in a fast-paced production environment
• Strong problem-solving skills with a proactive, hands-on technical approach
• Comfortable working under pressure and meeting tight deadlines
• Experience working with 3-axis robots (Wittmann preferred, not essential)
• IMT2 qualification desirable but not mandatory
• Strong literacy, numeracy, and basic IT skills
• Flexible and willing to support production as required to maintain workflow

Benefits – Injection Moulding Setter

• Competitive salary dependent on experience
• Opportunity to join a skilled and supportive technical team
• Ongoing training and professional development
• Secure, long-term career prospects within a growing business

For further details, please contact Kieren Provis on (phone number removed), or email

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