Injection Moulding Setter

South Woodham Ferrers
1 week ago
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An industry leader in the production of high-precision plastic components for a global clientele is entering an exciting new chapter of growth and innovation - and they're looking for a skilled Injection Moulding Setter to be a key part of their journey.

Up to £40,000, Monday - Friday, 30 days holiday

Based in a modern, well-equipped facility, this is a fantastic opportunity to join a forward-thinking team that values collaboration, continuous improvement, and quality excellence. As part of this thriving environment, you'll play a vital role in keeping production running at peak performance, identifying opportunities for enhancement, and ensuring top-tier product standards.

Injection Moulding Setter - Key Responsibilities:

  • Maximise production efficiency through technical support and effective troubleshooting.
  • Carry out quick, efficient tool changes and machine set-ups to minimise downtime.
  • Execute machine start-ups using setting sheets and stored data, ensuring optimal cycle times and quality.
  • Report and help resolve moulding or tooling issues with management.
  • Perform routine maintenance on machines and ancillary equipment.
  • Support continuous improvement initiatives across production processes.

    To be successful in the role of Injection Moulding Setter, the ideal candidate will:
  • Have experience as a Plastic Injection Moulding Setter or Technician.
  • Possess a strong understanding of moulding machinery and polymers.
  • Be highly knowledgeable about moulding issues and how to resolve them.
  • Be capable of performing tool changes and condition setting.
  • Have experience conducting quality inspections.
  • Take a flexible, hands-on approach, with a willingness to help where needed.

    If you're an experienced setter ready to grow with a company that's going places - and eager to be part of a business that truly invests in its people - this is your opportunity to step into a rewarding, progressive role.
    Click the link to apply and find out more!

    ASC Connections Ltd acts as an employment business for temporary positions and an employment agency for permanent positions. We are committed to equal opportunity and diversity

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