Tech I, Proc Tech

CFS Brands LLC•Oklahoma City, OK

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Process Tech I is to remove and install molds, auxiliaries and EOAT (End‑of‑Arm Tooling) safely, efficiently, and repeatably, ensuring all utilities are connected, while maintaining accurate records so production can resume with minimal downtime. Schedule: 12-hour shift, Monday–Wednesday, 5:30 p.m.–6:00 a.m.; Thursday, 5:30 p.m.–10:00 p.m.; plus weekends as needed. Sub-Function Description: The Process Tech I is to remove and install molds, auxiliaries and EOAT (End‑of‑Arm Tooling) safely, efficiently, and repeatably, ensuring all utilities are connected; while maintaining accurate records so production can resume with minimal downtime.

Requirements

High‑school diploma or GED required; technical certificate in plastics or mechatronics preferred.
Troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
Willingness to work flexible hours and overtime as needed.
0‑2 years of experience in plastic injection molding or related manufacturing environment.
Ability to operate overhead cranes and forklifts (company will certify within 30 days).
Basic understanding of metric and imperial measurements, hand tools and mechanical fasteners.
Ability to lift 50 lb, stand/walk for 12‑hour shift, and work in hot environments while wearing PPE.

Nice To Haves

technical certificate in plastics or mechatronics preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform in‑process inspections for dimensional accuracy, surface finish and visual defects, document results.
Coordinate with Materials, Quality and Production teams on color changes, material lot changes and scheduling priorities.
Complete required production and quality paperwork in the Manufacturing Execution System (MES) or traveler.
Assist and/or complete basic preventive maintenance tasks on molds, tools, and equipment.
Pull and install molds using overhead crane or forklift in accordance with rigging, Lock‑out/Tag‑out and fall‑protection SOPs.
Set clamp tonnage, tie‑bar spacing and safety parameters; ensure proper alignment with locating rings and ejector plates.
Connect and leak‑test water, hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical circuits.
Purge barrel, establish first‑article approval and record change‑over time.
Maintain mold‑change tooling, hoist slings, quick‑connect fittings and change‑over documentation; escalate wear or damage.
Housekeep work area and return tools, hoses and clamps to designated storage after each change‑over.