Blow Mold Operator - Night Shift

Mauser Packaging Solutions•Mansfield, TX

About The Position

The Blow Mold Operator ensures quality processes are followed and products, including raw materials and finished goods, are moved in a timely manner. The operator adjusts machine controls or programs machine consoles to produce plastic containers that meet quality requirements, inspects finished products for defects, and takes corrective action. The role also involves identifying equipment malfunctions and notifying a supervisor or maintenance when needed.

Requirements

High school graduate or equivalent.
Understanding and use of precision measuring instruments, gauges, specifications, charts, and diagrams.
Ability to accurately read measuring devices, blueprints, product specifications, and test procedures.
Good hand-eye coordination and motor skills.
Computer skills, including familiarity with Windows and Microsoft Office.
Strong attention to detail and recordkeeping.
Good verbal and written communication skills.
Experience operating a forklift is required.
Ability to lift 20–30 pounds.

Nice To Haves

Bilingual English/Spanish.

Responsibilities

Read production schedules and product specifications.
Set up molding machines, including resin and mold insert/tag changes, according to production schedules.
Start machines by setting controls according to design configurations and process sheets.
Perform first-good-part procedures.
Stop equipment and clear jams.
Perform dimensional checks on molded parts according to test methods and document results.
Perform and document daily quality-control inspections and checks.
Ensure product quality meets customer expectations.
Review production schedules and create batch documentation and labels.
Help train new machine operators.
Observe equipment for common malfunctions and take corrective action, such as minor repairs or adjustments, or contact a supervisor.
Record data including weight, color, material type, insert/tag, machine cycle time, pressure, and temperature on process and setup sheets.
Keep the blow mold room clean and organized.
Stay informed about current OSHA and related safety procedures for operating departmental equipment.
Identify, isolate, and quarantine non-conforming parts; issue hold tickets and participate in corrective action for held products.
Keep material- and product-handling equipment clean and workstations organized.
Relieve personnel for breaks as required.
Follow safety rules and procedures and observe operations to help ensure a safe environment.