Lead Mold Technician

Becton Dickinson Medical Devices•Columbus, OH

13h•Onsite

About The Position

We are the makers of possible BD is one of the largest global medical technology companies in the world. Advancing the world of health™ is our Purpose, and it’s no small feat. It takes the imagination and passion of all of us—from design and engineering to the manufacturing and marketing of our billions of MedTech products per year—to look at the impossible and find transformative solutions that turn dreams into possibilities. We believe that the human element, across our global teams, is what allows us to continually evolve. Join us and discover an environment in which you’ll be supported to learn, grow and become your best self. Become a maker of possible with us. Responsibilities: Lead activities on the molding production floor, monitor and track performance of machines and personnel, and maintain a high level of communication/escalation. Work with the Molding Supervisor to ensure the Mold Techs and Utilities work safely, maintain a high level of quality, and follow company policies and procedures. Assist with the set-up, changeovers, and maintenance of molds and auxiliary equipment. Make minor repairs to machines and equipment and notify proper personnel of necessary major repairs. Verify correct set-up of molds, presses and auxiliary equipment before machine start up. Establish proper molding conditions. Assist Supervisors and Engineers with training programs for new employees and ensure Mold Tech training needs are being met. The Lead Mold Tech should be continually working on improving the training program of the Mold Tech group. Responsible and accountable for: Scheduling unplanned mold, press, auxiliary repairs. Ensure production output and changeovers satisfy the production plans. Effectively communicate with Mold Techs, Mold Repair, Supervisors, and other support groups. Facilitate the Mold Techs to maintaining mold cavitation and cycle time requirements. Familiar with all inspection procedures and standards. Responsible for the regular and periodic monitoring of product for acceptable quality to the specifications. Maintain accurate documentation and prepare required reports, including but not limited to: In process inspections IMM process sheets Mold Pull/Set sheets Mold layout sheets Housekeeping/cleaning/task checklists Production downtime reports Maintain compliance to all safety, environmental procedures, and good manufacturing practices. Work with limited supervision while leading and facilitating daily tasks among the Team. Other duties as required to support the needs of the business.

Requirements

High School diploma/GED - Required
General mechanical aptitude - Required
NAMc Mold Tech ITR level 4 – Required (can be obtained once in position)
General knowledge of plastic materials and processes – Proficient
General knowledge of mold design and operation – Proficient
Understanding of hydraulic circuits as applied to injection molding machines – Basic
Molding auxiliary equipment - Basic
Mechanical ability - Proficient
Troubleshooting and problem solving efficiently and effectively – Proficient
Ability to keep and maintain detailed documentation/communication - Proficient
Independent thinking – Proficient
Teamwork – Proficient
Training skills - Proficient
Leadership skills – Proficient
Computer knowledge – Proficient

Nice To Haves

RJG Master Molder 1 - Preferred
Two years’ experience in injection molding (pulling, setting, starting) - Preferred
Scientific molding technique knowledge – Preferred

Responsibilities

Lead activities on the molding production floor, monitor and track performance of machines and personnel, and maintain a high level of communication/escalation.
Work with the Molding Supervisor to ensure the Mold Techs and Utilities work safely, maintain a high level of quality, and follow company policies and procedures.
Assist with the set-up, changeovers, and maintenance of molds and auxiliary equipment.
Make minor repairs to machines and equipment and notify proper personnel of necessary major repairs.
Verify correct set-up of molds, presses and auxiliary equipment before machine start up.
Establish proper molding conditions.
Assist Supervisors and Engineers with training programs for new employees and ensure Mold Tech training needs are being met.
The Lead Mold Tech should be continually working on improving the training program of the Mold Tech group.
Scheduling unplanned mold, press, auxiliary repairs.
Ensure production output and changeovers satisfy the production plans.
Effectively communicate with Mold Techs, Mold Repair, Supervisors, and other support groups.
Facilitate the Mold Techs to maintaining mold cavitation and cycle time requirements.
Familiar with all inspection procedures and standards.
Responsible for the regular and periodic monitoring of product for acceptable quality to the specifications.
Maintain accurate documentation and prepare required reports, including but not limited to: In process inspections IMM process sheets Mold Pull/Set sheets Mold layout sheets Housekeeping/cleaning/task checklists Production downtime reports
Maintain compliance to all safety, environmental procedures, and good manufacturing practices.
Work with limited supervision while leading and facilitating daily tasks among the Team.
Other duties as required to support the needs of the business.

Benefits

Competitive pay
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Healthcare coverage: No paycheck contributions for eligible associates under a certain salary threshold enrolled in the HSA Basic Medical Plan option, no matter how many dependents you cover. Preventive care covered at 100%. Dental and vision insurance at group rates.
Paid parental leave up to 6 weeks
Adoption assistance plan
401(k) plan with 75 cents on the dollar matched by BD up to 6% of compensation
Company paid basic life and AD&D insurance
Tuition reimbursement
Discounted home, auto and pet insurance
Paid holidays and vacation (pro-rated the first year based on actual start date)
All benefits and policies are subject to eligibility and enrollment requirements. Most coverage begins on your first day or the date you become eligible for benefits.