Toolmaker A
The Toolmaker A works to repair and maintain plastic injection mold tools, varying from single cavity low volume to multi-cavity high volume molds. This routinely includes disassembly and cleaning of complex molds, some of which can exceed thousands of pounds in weight and require lifting by an overhead crane to tables in the Toolroom, where intricate and often delicate or expensive components are removed for inspection, repair, and cleaning. Setups to the correct plastic product configuration are done by the Toolmaker, who works with other Toolmakers including apprentices on jobs scheduled by priority. Troubleshooting of molding visual defects or dimensional issues may be done on the bench or in the presses to determine next steps and make corrections as needed. Some fabrication or repair may be done on components using toolroom equipment including use of a lathe, mill, EDM machine, grinders, etc.
Schedule: 6a-2p, 2p-10p, 10p-6a
Essential Functions and Responsibilities
- Perform scheduled and emergency tooling repair, maintenance, cleaning and set-up of self-contained molds
- Inspect, build and maintain tooling and part fixtures using turning, milling and grinding operations
- Recommend changes to mold designs to improve life of the tooling
- Assist in troubleshooting of tooling on production floor in the molding machines and on the bench
- Understanding of hot runner tooling function, maintenance and troubleshooting
- Assist in the training of other toolmakers and apprentices
- Participation in plant-wide safety efforts - safe and careful work practices always followed to reinforce a culture of safety
- Support and participation in continuous improvement activities including maintaining a clean and organized workplace
- Responsiveness to customer, scheduling, production, engineering and maintenance demands
- Ability to work independently as well as on a team, and willing participation in cross-training activities
- Other responsibilities and projects as assigned
Competency Statements
Act: Safely, Responsibly and Ethically
Develop: Positive, Collaborative Teams and Healthy Work Environments.
Deliver: Timely, Innovative and Sustainable Focused Solutions.
Drive: Quality in Products, Service, and Attainment of Professional Goals.
Integrate: Core Values of Commitment, Responsibility, and Innovation into all aspects of work.
Experience and Qualifications
Education: Degree or diploma for 2-year machine trades program
Experience: Two Five years' experience in assembly and reassembly of molds with thorough knowledge & understanding of tooling, tool room practices, and fabricating techniques
Specific skills: Mechanical aptitude, ability to accurately trouble shoot and problem solve, strong organizational and mathematical skills.
Work Environment
Manufacturing Plant. Climate Controlled.
Benefits and Perks
- 401(k)
- 401(k) matching
- Dental insurance
- Disability insurance
- Employee assistance program
- Employee discounts
- Flexible spending account
- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- Paid elder care
- Paid time off
- Parental leave
- Professional development assistance
- Retirement plan
- Tuition reimbursement
- Vision insurance
Why Work At Sealed Air?
It is our responsibility to leverage what we have to affect positive and meaningful change for our communities and planet using Sealed Air's global resources and expertise.
Corporate sustainability. It's about improving the lives of people around the world by addressing pressing needs in the communities where we and our customers operate.
Customer Success. Meeting our customers' needs. At Sealed Air it's more than a goal, it's an integral part of our business practices, our innovative solutions, and our values.
Leaving our communities better than we found them through dedication of time, talent and resources.
Nearest Major Market: Hutchinson Nearest Secondary Market: Glencoe Job Segment: Machinist, Supply Chain, Fabrication, Supply, Inspector, Manufacturing, Operations, Quality