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3+ years as a Process Technician on Injection Molding Machines. In this role the process tech is responsible for Injection Molding machines. Routinely tracks mold repair requests, filing them with the tool department to achieve preventative maintenance / tool repair documentation.
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Troubleshooting, injection mold, industrial maintenance, Hydraulics, Electrical maintenance, fanuc robots, Pneumatics, Programmable logic controller, allen bradley plc. Will be working on injection molding presses, machine and production conveyors, hydraulic trim presses, and mechanical and electrical components.
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Assist with the completion of daily image maker, and planogram updates, including freight receival, stocking shelves, fronting and facing, cleaning, etc. The Parts Specialist will provide all retail and installer customers with a high level of service.
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Understands and maintains information security requirements for access to secure or otherwise confidential information of Windsor Mold Group, its customers and suppliers. Ensure quality system integrity by departmental involvement in APQP, PPAP, customer and supplier issues.
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You are comfortable handling large amounts of data, acting as a business partner, decision maker, and providing regular financial reporting. You are comfortable handling large amounts of data, acting as a business partner, decision maker, and providing regular financial reporting.
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