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About the Role: Owings Patterns is a company that designs tooling for and runs production of thermoformed plastic parts. We serve many different industries including packaging, automotive, heavy truck and appliance, among several others, and focus primarily on customers within a 300-mile radius. Owings Patterns is a solution-centric engineering, concept to production manufacturer, and appreciates value-added relationships with our customers, community and employees. Employees will receive on the job training and receive competency evaluations and achieve cross training functions for career advancement.
The most important qualities in the candidates for this position are the adherence to our Core Values:
1. Stewardship: Of the Company, Of Clients, and of Each Other 2. Production: Solutions, Efficiencies, and Dependability 3. Success: Results, Innovations, and Satisfaction in Work and Life
Responsibilities: - Thermoform quality parts on various Heavy Gauge Thermoformers
Mold and Tooling Installation and Set-up
Operator level maintenance of machine
Prepare parts for appropriate workflows
Quality Check Sheet reporting & checking
Support the team and advise Team Leader
Organization/cleanliness of area
Prepare and maintain information with part specific manufacturing plans
Be willing to troubleshoot issues and track and record results
Requirements: - 5 or more years of manufacturing experience
Trade school education in a manufacturing field
Ability to read dimensional drawings and utilize measurement devices
Mechanical reasoning with experience in machine maintenance and operation
Good communications skills and ability to work as part of a Team
Eager to take responsibility for tasks assigned
Must be able to lift 50lbs, stand 8 hours per day, and bend, carry, pull, and reach frequently
Fork Lift proficient
Experience in troubleshooting and problem solving related to equipment
High School diploma or GED
About Us: Owings Patterns offer benefits including medical, dental, vision, paid vacation and 401k matching. Our work schedule is generally a 40-hour week, 7:00am-3:30pm with a half hour lunch, Monday - Friday unless production demands require us to modify it.
