MOLDER OPERATOR

T.M. Cobb Companies•San Bernardino, CA

6d•$25 - $27•Onsite

About The Position

T.M. Cobb is seeking a Molder Operator for its manufacturing operation. The company operates five manufacturing plants, four distribution warehouses, and five sales offices, and emphasizes supplying lumber and building material dealers with quality products, knowledgeable service, and fair prices. The role is based in person at Cobb Custom (MIL) in San Bernardino, California. The listed salary range is $25.00–$27.00 per hour; the description also states a pay range of $22–$27 per hour based on experience. The Molder Operator sets up and operates molding machinery, selects and installs cutting heads and knives, positions and secures workpieces, monitors the molding process, checks product dimensions and stock, interprets mold blueprints, adjusts machine settings, and performs machine maintenance. The operator may remove finished products from molds, use hand tools and air hoses, and stamp or identify products as needed.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required.
Two to three years of relevant experience required.
Operational knowledge of molding machines.
Ability to perform basic math calculations.
Experience reading blueprints and diagrams.
Understanding of safety regulations.

Nice To Haves

Door, window, or construction background preferred.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate the molder.
Select and install cutting heads on the machine according to the pattern to be cut.
Insert and bolt specified knives into slots of cutter heads already in the machine, using gauges and wrenches.
Inspect stock being cut.
Verify dimensions of cut material against specifications.
Interpret mold blueprints to ensure molds are produced accurately.
Monitor machine operation, watch for malfunctions, make required adjustments, and conduct machine maintenance.
Regulate machine pressure, temperature, speed, feed rates, and cycle times using valves and dials.
Remove finished or cured products from dies or molds using hand tools, air hoses, and other equipment; stamp and identify products when necessary.
Position and secure workpieces on machines and start feeding mechanisms.