Injection Moulding Technician

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A leading manufacturer of plastic products is entering an exciting phase of growth, expanding its operations and reinforcing its market presence with the launch of a brand-new UK production facility. To support this expansion, the company is actively seeking experienced Injection Moulding Technicians to join its dynamic and forward-thinking team.

£35,000-£40,000, Mon-Fri, 5% pension contributions, 33 days holiday (inc BH)

Working within a purpose built, environmentally conscious facility that champions continuous improvement and sustainable manufacturing, you'll play a vital role in developing and growing the moulding operations from the ground up.

Key Duties of an Injection Moulding Technician:

Install and set up new injection moulding machinery and ancillary equipment
Prepare, set, and run jobs in line with documented processes, quality standards, and target cycle times
Troubleshoot and resolve processing issues to ensure optimal machine performance
Conduct visual and dimensional inspections to verify product compliance with specifications
Perform routine maintenance tasks, including cleaning and lubrication of machines
Continuously seek to improve work processes and personal performanceTo succeed in the role of Injection Moulding Technician, the ideal candidate will:

Have experience and a strong interest in Injection Moulding, having worked as a Setter, Technician, or Process Engineer
Enjoy solving processing and production challenges
Possess a solid understanding of injection moulding machinery and polymers
Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of injection moulding processes and associated parameters
Maintain high standards and take pride in their work
Be a team player, ready to assist wherever neededIf you're driven by innovation, enjoy hands-on problem-solving, and want to be part of a forward-thinking manufacturing team with a "do it right" mindset and ambitious investment plans, we'd love to hear from you!

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