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Engineer Plastic Molding Process Tooling - New Bedford, MA Plastics Engineer Process Engineer Manufacturing Engineer Plastic Molding Injection Mold Blow Extrusion Tooling Designer Moldmaking Lean Applications Thermoplastics Thermoset Seeking motivated and knowledgeable Tooling Project Manager with previous experience in plastic injection molding projects for contract manufacturers of medical components, automotive parts or aerospace components.
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Compounding, FKM, elastomer, injection moulding, rubber manufacturing, physical testing, Kneader, manufacturing industry. compounding,FKM,elastomer,injection moulding,rubber manufacturing.
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Performs quality control checks on equipment, ensuring proper procedures are followed. For those who qualify, DHMC has Workforce Housing available, including 3 months of free rent. Graduate of an A.M.A. Licensed by the Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy in the state of New Hampshire.
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Experience in lean manufacturing or a business system-based company is a requirement. Lean manufacturing background and the passion to grow your lean experience. Demonstrated ability to solve problems using Lean Manufacturing tools.
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Position Title:Production Supervisor Department:Coats Location:New Bedford, MA Summary of Responsibilities: The Joseph Abboud Manufacturing Company in New Bedford, MA seeks a Production Supervisor to assist management in overseeing all day to day tasks related to the manufacturing, quality assurance and delivery of custom and production garments.
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Working in the embroidery department, you will be part of the Titleist Golf manufacturing process. Working in the embroidery department, you will be part of the Titleist Golf manufacturing process.
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An outstanding manufacturing engineer should be able to develop and optimize manufacturing processes for maximum efficiency, cost-effectiveness and quality. The Manufacturing Engineer’s responsibilities include designing and implementing efficient manufacturing processes that produce high quality product.
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Are you a seasoned manufacturing professional seeking a rewarding career opportunity? In this role, you will lead a dedicated team and ensure the efficient and effective execution of all manufacturing processes.
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The Quality Control Associate is responsible for testing seafood products and materials used during the manufacturing process to verify the products meet predefined criteria and conform to all applicable laws and company standards.
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Maintain manufacturing plant equipment, which includes ovens, washers, boilers, compressors, etc. Attentive to detail, watching for material defects or quality issues. Troubleshoot and repair all processing and packing equipment and all plant mechanical equipment, pneumatic, hydraulic, steam, water, and waste systems.
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Reporting to the Manufacturing Shift Supervisor, the operator will be responsible for operating machinery in the areas of coiling, packing and using simple measurement instruments to check work and completing paperwork required.
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Experience with LEAN manufacturing practices and continuous improvement concepts. At least 5 years of experience with maintenance of electrical equipment and instrumentation in an industrial, manufacturing, or military environment.
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At Jacobs, we're challenging today to reinvent tomorrow by solving the world's most critical problems for thriving cities, resilient environments, mission-critical outcomes, operational advancement, scientific discovery and cutting-edge manufacturing, turning abstract ideas into realities that transform the world for good.
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At Quickbase, we're on a mission to radically improve how complex industries – like construction, manufacturing, telco, and energy – operate, enabling millions of people to make a bigger impact at work.
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