Molder - 2nd Shift

Martin Engineering

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Compensation
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Location
Kewanee, IL
Work Authorization
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Job overview

Martin Engineering is hiring a Molder - 2nd Shift. Martin Engineering, a privately owned global manufacturing company celebrating its 82nd year, seeks a Molder to operate urethane molding equipment and produce quality components while adhering to safety and quality guidelines.

Key focus areas include Produce quality cast urethane components, Operate and maintain machinery efficiently and safely, and Start up and use equipment such as max, M3, M4, Baule.

Important skills include Max, M3, M4, Baule, Bulk System, and Testing Equipment.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

MaxM3M4BauleBulk SystemTesting EquipmentUrethane MoldingRatio Level CalculationMix Head CleaningFluid Transfer MonitoringDurometer MonitoringProduction Record KeepingUrethane Part InspectionDeflash ProceduresHand BatchingOSHA/MSHA ComplianceSafety Equipment UseTraining DeliveryTeam Participation

Qualifications

High School Diploma or Equivalent1+ Years Manufacturing Experience

Full job description

Celebrating our 82nd year, Martin Engineering is a privately owned global manufacturing company located in Neponset, IL. A leader in our industry, we believe it is our people who are responsible for our SUCCESS. Our culture is unique; we want our employees to arrive to work happy and leave for the day feeling that same way. We are united, we know we are better together. We strive to deliver superior service to all of our customers, both internal and external. If you share our values, please continue reading to find out what we are looking for in a Molder.

The Molder operates the urethane molding equipment to produce components for Martin Engineering products within the safety and quality guidelines established by the Company.

Responsibilities Include:

  • Produces quality cast urethane components.

  • Operates and maintains machinery and equipment in an efficient and cost-effective manner while maintaining the necessary level of safety: Duties include, but are not limited to:

  • ​ Proper startup and usage of machinery and equipment (e.g., max, M3, M4, Baule, Bulk System, testing equipment.)

  • Calculation of ratio levels for weight checks.

  • Cleaning and maintaining mix head components on equipment.

  • Monitoring fluid transfer and levels; monitoring durometer.

  • Maintains accurate records of production, material and labor.

  • Maintains work area and equipment in a clean and orderly condition and follows prescribed safety regulations particular to the working condition.

  • Inspects all urethane parts to assure they meet quality standards per engineering specifications.

  • Performs deflash procedures to make parts cosmetically acceptable; performs hand batching procedures.

  • Informs tool and die/maintenance of needed repairs.

  • Prepares special orders for R & D and engineering.

  • Conducts training on equipment, processes and safety and upgrades training materials, as appropriate.

  • Complies with OSHA/MSHA requirements regarding safety issues, use of safety equipment and material safety data sheets.

  • Attends Company and industry-related meetings, as required.

  • Establishes individual goals which are aligned with the Company's business strategies and objectives.

  • Participates as a member of the department's team and/or other teams as assigned and contributes in accomplishing the team’s goals

  • Performs other duties, as assigned.

Education, Experience & Training:

  • High school diploma or equivalent.

  • One or more years of experience in a manufacturing environment.

Are you the person we are looking for? If yes, please submit your resume, and in the meantime check us out by visiting our website at https://www.martin-eng.com/.

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