Tool Setter

Scope of Role:

Reporting to the Shift Manager you will ensure that tool changes occur and that processes are started to enable the manufacturing team to produce parts for the customer.

Key responsibilities:

•Prepare Tools and Equipment in advance of a Tool Change

•Set up robot heads and load programmes

•Sling and Lift Tools using Cranes

•Setting tools in presses and their start up in line with production requirements

•Start and Stop Injection Moulding Presses

•Presentation of 1st off part to Quality Dept for 1st off process

•Adhering to IAC Quality and work procedures

•Reporting faults to tool-room / maintenance in accordance with IAC procedures

•Ensure accurate completion of job packs prior to and at Tool Change

•Recording deviations

•Troubleshooting and supporting process improvements as directed by the Process Engineer

•Responsible for safety checks, housekeeping in and around machine areas, routine maintenance checks where specified – always being aware of the safety of other employees

•Participate in SMED activities

•Work to and report KPI targets/results with respect to Tool Change times and OEE data

•Additional Responsibilities for EPP setters include Tool Maintenance and Preparation, along with basic plant and equipment maintenance.

•Perform colour changes

•Any other projects or tasks assigned to you by management team

Preferred Education & Experiences to fulfil role (essential & desirable)

•Experience with Injection Moulding, Robots and Processes such as Gas Injection, Low Pressure Injection, Foil Moulding and In-Mould Cloth are essential.

•Hold or be actively pursuing an NVQ Level 2 in Injection Moulding and Tool Setting. An NVQ Level 3 would be desirable

•Hold IMT2 qualification

•Have an overhead Crane Operation License