Process Technician Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

• Perform  machine start-ups  and verify processes are running to standard.
• Provide  first response  to alarms involving machines, robots, thermolators/thermolaters, and secondary equipment.
• Monitor performance and ensure machines/robots operate at  optimum efficiency .
• Troubleshoot issues related to  machine operation, molds/tools, materials, and process conditions .
• Communicate production concerns and escalations to the  Production Shift Supervisor , including issues requiring special attention.
• Complete required documentation accurately, including:
  • Process verification records
  • Tool reports
  • Mistake-proofing check sheets
• Perform  die change activities  not assigned to/handled by a Die Setter.
• Maintain orderly, professional appearance/condition of equipment and stations (e.g., thermolators, robot control stations, DME units).
• Ensure proper care and handling of equipment, including  purge management and disposal .
• Collaborate with support teams (Engineering, Tooling, Quality, Maintenance) on assignments tied to the area of responsibility.
• Contribute to  continuous improvement  through ideas and suggestions.
• Follow all internal safety policies and  OSHA-required  procedures.

Process Technician Qualifications:

• High school diploma or GED, and  1–3 years  of related experience/training (or equivalent combination of education and experience).
• Ability to read and interpret safety rules, operating/maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
• Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.
• Ability to communicate effectively with groups of employees.
• Preferred:  Plastic Injection Molding experience.
• Required certifications/training:  Hi-Lo (forklift) license, rigging, and crane training.