Molding Operator II

Location: Worcester, MA
Pay: $25.50 per hour
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 1:30–10:00 p.m.

Position summary

The Molding Operator II operates mechanical, hydraulic, robotic, and/or manual presses to mold complex products to blueprint and specification requirements. This role uses advanced production formulas, precision measuring tools, and Statistical Process Control (SPC) to achieve required density, dimensions, and quality standards. Molding Operator I experience is typically expected.

What you’ll do

• Set up molds and presses for complex parts, including intricate shapes and products with tight tolerances.
  

• Calculate density targets, prepare and weigh materials, and use prescribed formulas and techniques to achieve the desired product dimensions and density.
  

• Operate and monitor multiple machines or procedures while maintaining close attention to quality and safety.
  

• Conduct workability, density, first-piece, and periodic inspections; use SPC systems to record and monitor results.
  

• Read blueprints, drawings, specifications, charts, and tables; use measurements to confirm product conformance.
  

• Adjust equipment, tooling, and material as needed to meet requirements and troubleshoot issues affecting part thickness or quality.
  

• Make visual quality assessments and “go/no-go” decisions during production.
  

• Retrieve required tools and ensure the mold and mix formula meet the shop order.
  

• Support and train other molders; may act as a team lead.

What you’ll bring

• High school diploma, GED, or equivalent experience, along with Molder I work experience.
  

• General manufacturing skills, including blueprint reading, advanced math, and basic computer skills.
  

• Ability to measure in standard and metric units using tools such as calipers, micrometers, measuring tapes, and other precision instruments.
  

• Working knowledge of SPC and experience with production measurements and quality checks.
  

• Ability to work independently, sequence setups and operations, and make equipment or material adjustments.
  

• Typically, 7–9 months of experience in the role is needed to become proficient in most phases of the job and work independently.

Physical and work environment

• Repetitively lift or move up to 50 pounds without assistance; occasionally handle heavier items with assistance.
  

• Frequently stand, walk, reach, and handle materials and equipment.
  

• Work near moving mechanical parts; occasional exposure to heat, fumes, or airborne dust.
  

• Required personal protective equipment may include safety glasses, gloves, safety shoes, respirators or dust masks, hard hats, and hearing protection.
  

• Work may take place in a clean-room environment and may involve direct customer interaction.

How to apply

If you have manufacturing or molding experience and are interested in this opportunity, please apply today.

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