Join us as a Mold Tooling PM & Rebuild Technician
We’re looking for a detail-driven technician to own the health of our injection molds—restoring cavitation, executing PMs, and keeping tools production-ready.
Compensation & Hours
- $30.00–$36.00 per hour, paid weekly (based on experience)
- 1st Shift schedule: 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Why this role matters
- Uptime depends on you: diagnose and recover lost cavities to stabilize output.
- Quality starts in the tool room: clean, inspect, and service components to PM standards.
- Precision prevents downtime: catch wear early and recommend repair or replacement.
Your responsibilities
- Safely disassemble/reassemble hot- and cold-runner injection molds.
- Perform component cleaning as part of a documented PM program.
- Inspect components; communicate condition and next steps for repair/replacement.
- Recommend modifications to stocked items; assist with obtaining quotes and ordering.
- Replace worn/damaged components and verify proper function.
- Update and correct mold history records promptly.
- Track and communicate inventory levels for components and consumables.
- Operate cranes to move tooling and execute in-press changeovers and maintenance.
- Transport tooling/equipment throughout production facilities as needed.
- Maintain organized, safe storage and strong housekeeping practices.
- Collaborate across the team; communicate clearly using technical language.
- Exhibit excellent attendance, ethics, and safety awareness; follow all safety policies and procedures.
- Know and adhere to company policies and procedures; ensure compliance.
- Other duties as assigned.
What you’ll need to succeed
- High school diploma or GED; specialized tooling training preferred.
- At least 5 years of mold teardown/rebuild and preventive maintenance experience.
- Familiarity with manual machining equipment and standard shop practices.
- Ability to measure accurately to 0.0001" with precision measuring tools.
- Hands-on polishing experience to A-3 finish.
- Proficiency with hand and power tools.
- Strong mechanical aptitude, sound math skills, and comfort with precision gauges and instruments.
Impact you’ll see
- Faster turnaround on tool PMs and changeovers.
- Improved mold reliability and documentation accuracy.
- Safer, more organized tool room operations.