Die Setter

Kasai North America•Talladega, AL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Under the direction of the Tool Process Engineer/ Supervisor or Manager, functions in the production environment with the responsibilities inclusive of but not limited to: die changes, material changes, crane operations, program changes, die adjustments, record keeping and preventative maintenance procedures in a timely quality manner while maintaining a safe working environment

Requirements

High School Education or GED
Preventive Maintenance Knowledge
Understanding of Tool and Die functions (heaters, ejectors, watering, etc.)
Knowledge of Windows operating system and with Microsoft Office Suite
IJM: RJG Injection Molding Essentials Course (Site Specific TNMN)
Training Specific to placement in position
Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO)
Electrical Safety
Crane Safety Certified Training
Confined Spaces Training-Video
Must be able to lift loads up to 40 lbs
Basic Microsoft Office skills. i.e. (excel)
Able to troubleshoot machinery, tools and equipment
Vision requirements: Ability to see information in print or electronically.
This job requires standing for long periods of time , reaching, talking, handling objects with hands, walking stooping/kneeling/crouching/crawling, and lifting up to 40 lbs

Responsibilities

Operates and maintains robots, forklifts, hoists, and cranes to perform material movement
Removal of die to include disconnection of services prior to the placement of a new die
Set and secure die to platens for production
Reconnect water and electrical fittings
Bring die up to required heat
Disconnect crane from die
Confers with the production process engineer and production control to establish die change schedules and follows up to assure completion of those schedules
Must be flexible in shift assignments and ability to work overtime as required
Suggests and supports affective scrap and cost reduction programs
Support the implementation, achievement, and maintenance of the Quality and Environmental Policies and Procedures.
Compliant with all OSHA and safe work practices when there are die changes
Sets the example in attendance, work safety, and housekeeping