On a molding floor, the process technician decides whether the parts are good or scrap. A tech who can bring a new mold up, read a short shot or a sink mark and fix it from the process sheet rather than by guessing is worth several presses’ output, and every plant in the region knows who they are. We screen on the press tonnage and controls, the resins and the part tolerances a candidate has actually run, along with scientific molding training such as RJG, before a resume reaches you.
The plants that run well keep the whole team: mold setters who change tools fast, mold makers and toolmakers who keep the molds running, maintenance and automation techs who keep the presses, robots and end-of-arm tooling working, and the supervisors who run the shift. Tell us the presses, the materials, the industry you mold for and the shift pattern. Medical, automotive and packaging work pull from different crews, and we recruit each one separately.