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Japan Plastic Injection Molding Jobs in Indiana (NOW HIRING)

Molding Lead-3rd Shift

Auburn, IN

$18.75 - $24.25/hr

We are looking for an experienced Plastic Injection Mold Setter/Processor with proven experience in safely completing mold set-ups and processing to produce quality products. This person will work in ...

Molding Lead-3rd Shift

Auburn, IN

$18.75 - $24.25/hr

We are looking for an experienced Plastic Injection Mold Setter/Processor with proven experience in safely completing mold set-ups and processing to produce quality products. This person will work in ...

Molding Lead-1st Shift

Auburn, IN

$18.75 - $24.25/hr

We are looking for an experienced Plastic Injection Mold Setter/Processor with proven experience in safely completing mold set-ups and processing to produce quality products. This person will work in ...

Molding Lead-1st Shift

Auburn, IN

$18.75 - $24.25/hr

We are looking for an experienced Plastic Injection Mold Setter/Processor with proven experience in safely completing mold set-ups and processing to produce quality products. This person will work in ...

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The Injection Molding Die Setter is responsible for preparing and maintaining injection molding equipment to ensure smooth and efficient production. Working within a small team, this role involves ...

Tool Maker

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

$27.65 - $33.79/hr

If you have a background in machining, mold making, CAD/CAM programming, and plastic injection molding, this is an opportunity to grow your career with an innovative and collaborative organization.

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Japan Plastic Injection Molding information

What is Japan plastic injection molding?

Japan Plastic Injection Molding refers to the process of manufacturing plastic products using specialized machines that inject molten plastic into molds, with advanced techniques and high standards commonly found in Japan. Japanese plastic injection molding companies are renowned for their precision, efficiency, and use of cutting-edge technology, which make them leaders in producing parts for automotive, electronics, medical, and consumer goods industries. The process enables mass production of complex and high-quality plastic components with consistent accuracy.

What are some common challenges faced by plastic injection molding technicians in Japan, and how can they be addressed?

Plastic injection molding technicians in Japan often encounter challenges such as maintaining consistent product quality, troubleshooting equipment malfunctions, and adapting to evolving automation technologies. Addressing these issues typically involves rigorous quality control, regular preventative maintenance, and ongoing training in the latest machinery and software. Effective communication with engineers and production teams also helps in quickly identifying root causes of defects and implementing process improvements. Embracing continuous learning and teamwork is key to overcoming these challenges and advancing in this role.

What is the difference between Japan Plastic Injection Molding vs Japan Plastic Mold Designer?

AspectJapan Plastic Injection MoldingJapan Plastic Mold Designer
Primary RoleOperates and manages plastic injection molding machines to produce partsDesigns and develops molds used in injection molding processes
Required SkillsMachine operation, troubleshooting, quality controlCAD design, mold engineering, material selection
Work EnvironmentManufacturing plants, production floorsDesign studios, engineering departments
CertificationsMachine operation certifications, safety trainingCAD software certifications, mold design qualifications

Japan Plastic Injection Molding focuses on operating machines to produce plastic parts, while Japan Plastic Mold Designer specializes in creating the molds used in the injection process. Both roles are essential in the plastic manufacturing industry, often working closely but requiring different skill sets and certifications.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a plastic injection molding technician in Japan?

To thrive as a Plastic Injection Molding Technician in Japan, you need a solid understanding of molding processes, materials science, and mechanical troubleshooting, typically supported by technical training or engineering education. Familiarity with CAD/CAM software, injection molding machines (such as FANUC or NISSEI), and relevant quality management systems is crucial. Attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and effective teamwork are highly valued soft skills in this field. These competencies are essential for maintaining production quality, minimizing errors, and ensuring efficient manufacturing operations.
What cities in Indiana are hiring for Japan Plastic Injection Molding jobs? Cities in Indiana with the most Japan Plastic Injection Molding job openings:
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Injection Mold Technician-CFV

Closure Systems International

Crawfordsville, IN • On-site

$21.50 - $28.75/hr

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Closure Systems International rating

7.6

Company rating: 7.6 out of 10

Based on 11 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

29th of 84 rated plastic manufacturers


Job description

Job Description:

The primary responsibility of this position is to serve as the Subject Matter Expert (SME) for all Closure Systems International injection molding machinery. This includes, but is not limited to, Netstal, Engel, Husky, and Roboshot equipment.

The Injection Mold Technician will be responsible for ensuring all injection molding machinery operates efficiently and remains running with minimal downtime or major deficiencies. The role will focus on troubleshooting, maintenance, operational performance, and supporting overall production reliability.

Duties and Responsibilities:

  1. Primary mechanical function for injection molding, tooling rebuilding:
    1. Mechanical repair of equipment
    2. Preventative maintenance on all injection molding equipment
    3. Equipment problem solving/trouble shooting
    4. Tooling rebuilds ( if required)
    5. Mechanical duties/assignments as directed
  2. Position requires experience and skill in electrical, hydraulic, mechanical areas, and general facility grounds and equipment.
  3. Working knowledge of machine tool operations such as; drill press, hose crimper, volt meters, amp meters, thermocouple calibration unit, micrometers, calipers, scales, levels, etc.
  4. Preferred experience with plastics injection molding equipment 
  5. Trouble shoot programmable controllers
  6. Trouble shoot equipment with CNC pneumatics and hydraulic control
  7. Installs wiring, make adjustment to & calibrates machines
  8. Takes work orders out of maintenance system and completes in a timely manner
  9. Completes or assists in parts requisitions in maintenance system with correct part numbers and vendors
  10. Ensures all safety and LOTO procedures are followed; must follow all safety procedures and requirements.
  11. Responsible for parts inventory for Injection Molding Machinery.
  12. Preventative maintenance on equipment and adheres to published standards. Basic PM inspections and properly complete required paperwork.
  13. Ensure that the supply chain is made aware of their food safety obligations as our partner in the quest to deliver a safe product to the consuming public.
  14. Understand the principles of customer satisfaction, and meet those needs both internally and externally through appropriate written and verbal communication, positive team communication, and positive problem solving to enhance business results. Positive conflict management and team skills are required to work within CSI’s team-oriented environment.
  15. Attention to detail is a critical factor in successful performance of this job.  The incumbent must be able to focus on details for long periods of time and perform their position according to written working standards and procedures.
  16. Position requires the certification to operate mobile equipment. The certification process requires passing a physical, drug screen, and forklift training class.
  17. Responsible for minimizing waste and preventing pollution to protect the environment.
  18. Analyzes causes of minor problems on molding machines.
  19. Installs water hoses, shielding, an auxiliary equipment.
  20. Understands and troubleshoots material loading system.
  21. Must be able to shut down, pull runner, and restart molding machines and perform these tasks efficiently with minimum downtime.
  22. Performs color changes efficiently to minimize downtime, scrap, and avoid customer complaints.
  23. Must be able to perform a thorough daily machine check in a timely manner.
  24. Perform a daily material check.
  25. Understand all machine gauges, timers, and controls.
  26. Checks machines thoroughly before approaching Supervisor or Technician.
  27. Keep Supervisor informed of all problems during the shift.
  28. Salvages parts and raw materials to reduce waste.
  29. Communication: must work closely with Supervisor, Technician and fellow employees.
  30. May only make adjustments on molding machines (within setup sheet parameters) when instructed to do so by a Supervisor or Technician.
  31. LOTO (Lock out, Tag out) Training is required; must follow all safety procedures and requirements.
  32. Be aware and understand emergency procedures.
  33. Must be able to access and navigate all required training topics in Safety, Quality, Communication page, Monday Reports, IFE/IFO reporting and Job Ob reporting per schedule
  34. The position requires the employee to be trained in the use of walk behind type lifts. The employee must pass both a written and driving test.
  35. The position requires use of a computer/computer screen, accurate data entry, and keyboarding/mouse skills.  Visual acuity is required to read box labels overhead for inventory accuracy.
  36. Physical activities described below are required of this position.

Supervisory Responsibilities: None

Educational and Other Skills Requirements:

  • High school diploma or G.E.D. equivalent
  • Must have three to five year’s experience from apprenticeship or job training programs is considered best entry in this position.
  • Must have basic math skills, spatial perception, mechanical principles and technical knowledge to visualize arrangement and relationships of static or moving parts and assemblies represented in blueprints and diagrams
  • Background / Experience with Injection Molding machinery is a must to be considered for this position.
  • -Locate and find information on an electronic data base of controlled documents, procedures, training, etc.; ability to focus on details for long periods of time; internal and external customer service is required
  • -Teamwork, positive communication with others, and team problem solving are required.  Written communication must follow CSI standards and values.  This position requires frequent verbal and written communication with all employees and management at the facility.  In some cases, the position may require communication with other employees in other departments.

Work Schedule:   12-hour shifts-rotate from day to nights on a monthly basis- on 4 days off 4 days.

Work Shift:           12-hour shift, with occasional voluntary or mandatory overtime

Additional information:

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel so classified.

Closure Systems International, Inc., is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, veteran status, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or national origin.


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