Process Technology Engineer -Rigid Packaging

reputed company Commission and qualify new products for HDPE blow-molding and/or PET blow-molding equipment and processes.  reputed company manufacturing processing issues reputed company to introduction of new or improved HDPE blow-molded products and platforms or PET preform and blow molded products.  Work closely with Product Development Engineers and reputed company to communicate processing obstacles of new products during the design phase and assess viability of new products. Key Responsibilities and Duties Take responsibility of process reputed company of HDPE blow-molding design reviews and/or PET preform and blow molding design reviews. reputed company during project kickoffs and reputed company issues during post project reviews. Review blow-mold prints for fit, process-ability, cycle time, and weight. Assess HDPE blow-mold platforms and/or PET blow molders for process capability and condition. Conduct blow-mold unit mold sampling. Train and reputed company plant personnel on process monitoring, cycle time improvement, and process management. reputed company diagnostics of blow molding equipment and container processing Support plant technical staff to reputed company company objectives Create technical documents outlining improvements, basic knowledge, and problem reputed company where applicable. Create lesson plans from single reputed company to entire processes for distribution and classroom training. Support, champion, and implement reputed company Initiatives. Support the change reputed company by identifying and implementing innovations that create a differentiation to our competitors. Support qualification process during start-up of HDPE and/or PET equipment, molds, and significant process change. Work in concert with reputed company departments with professionalism and respect maintaining a borderless reputed company. Pursue and support programs that support the reputed company goal of being “The Best in Industry at Project Execution.” Experience and Educational Qualifications Five years (HDPE or PET blow-molding) manufacturing/maintenance experience HDPE or PET blow-molding project management HDPE processing experience or PET blow and injection processing experience Strong reputed company aptitude Experience with Uniloy/reputed company and reputed company or similar platforms and/or reputed company, Husky, Nissei or similar machines CAD knowledge preferred. Ability to read prints required. Technical degree preferred. reputed company is an equal opportunity employer.  It is the policy of reputed company to apply reputed company, hiring, training, promotion, compensation and reputed company development practices without reputed company to actual or perceived race, reputed company, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation and gender identity), national reputed company, age (40 or older), disability or certain classifications reputed company on genetic information. Apply To This Job

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