Tool Assembler - Plastics Manufacturing - 3rd Shift - Temp

Velcro•Manchester, NH

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Act as a skilled tooling assembly professional building and maintaining tools that are used in plastic extrusion manufacturing processes. You will be required to train on 2nd shift for a minimum of 3 months for this role. Training hours are 2:45pm to 10:45pm.

Requirements

Full time presence onsite in Manchester required.
Good eyesight, dexterity and attention to detail required.
A minimum of 2 years of mechanical assembly experience (ex. circuit board, electronics assembly)
High School Diploma or GED
Computer literate (MS WORD, EXCEL).
Effective interpersonal, and communication skills.
Ability to be trained and versed in Environmental Management System .
Certification in Hazardous Communications, Lockout / Tag out, and Fork truck / hand jack (or certification within 30 days).

Nice To Haves

Certificate in a technical field or four years of equivalent experience and skills in metalworking, plumbing, and comprehension in complex electrical and mechanical drawings.
Ability and willingness to be cross trained in any other functions as required or requested.
Excellent attendance required.
Ability to work overtime as required or requested including extended shifts and weekends.

Responsibilities

Successfully complete training, and show expert proficiency in all applicable tooling department procedures.
Comply with Quality Standard ISO/TS 16949, Environmental Standard ISO 14001, and BRC/IOP.
Lead 5s activities aimed at improving organization, productivity, safety, and employee satisfaction in the workplace.
Insure daily that all tooling department activities are conducted safely, and all safety concerns are addressed immediately.
Demonstrate a materials familiarity with metals, plastics, cleaning agents, and lubricants.
Ensure the accurate and defect free completion of scheduled tool builds, die preparation, and roll preparation in accordance with manufacturing’s production schedule.
Successfully troubleshoot technical and/or quality issues concerning tooling, dies, or rolls.
Work within a team to drive SMED (single minute exchange of dies) principles in HTH line change overs. Including calendar roll changes, die changes, and other mechanical line preparation.
Verify daily that working practices are in accordance with departmental procedures, and company policies.
Verify daily that working practices are in accordance with established Environmental Management Systems.
Ensure the timely completion of all tooling department preventative maintenance assignments.
Constantly pursue continuous improvement opportunities for optimizing tooling methods and machinery.
Move chemicals and or waste within the facility.
Maintain the chemical storage area(s) and/or waste storage area(s) in a clean and orderly manner.
Packages, labels, and prepares wastes for storage and transportation as requested.
Inspects the facility and equipment regularly, notifies appropriate personnel of any incidents or occurrences that may trigger implementation of the Contingency Plan.
May perform additional emergency response activities, including assisting in stopping or containing a release, as directed by the emergency coordinator.
Additional tasks as assigned.