Injection Mould Toolmaker Location: Oxford, Oxfordshire Salary: Up to £50,000 per annum (negotiable, dependant on experience) Benefits:25 days holiday (exclusive of bank holidays)Company PensionHealthcare and Medical CoverAnnual bonus schemeModern working environmentFriendly and welcoming team with approachable managementContinued staff development and trainingInteresting and challenging work on complex toolingWorking with innovative and long-standing clientsGreat comradery throughout the business with hands-on managementPPE and company uniform providedAdditional company incentives and rewards Company Profile Established for over 50 years, this company has built a strong reputation as a leader in the design and manufacture of high-quality components and assemblies. With a varied client base and a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, they are investing heavily in new machinery and continuing to expand their team. The company prides itself on its collaborative and supportive working culture, where development is encouraged, and innovation is embraced. Employees enjoy a modern workplace environment, access to continual training, and the opportunity to work with a forward-thinking, respected employer. Job Profile As the successful Injection Mould Toolmaker, you will be working within a close-knit Toolroom Department, reporting directly to the Technical Project Manager and Toolroom Manager. You will be responsible for manufacturing, modifying, and maintaining plastic injection mould tools to high-quality standards, while adhering to health and safety practices and contributing to the continuous improvement of tooling and production efficiency. Duties:Manufacture new injection mould tools from technical drawings and 3D CAD dataCNC Programming Setting and OperatingCADCAM Programming (training can be provided)Assembly and Bench FittingWorking with hardened steel production toolsModify and maintain existing production toolingOperate toolroom plant and machinery safely, using appropriate PPEMaintain cleanliness and organisation within the toolroom (5S practices)Accurately log maintenance and repair activities using company systemsCorrectly mark and label all tools after work completionProactively suggest improvements to tooling and processes (CIP involvement)Support overall factory housekeeping in line with health and safety standardsContribute to productivity and efficiency improvements across the department Skills & Attributes:CNC Programming Setting Operating is a must (either Milling or Turning)EDM experience would be ideal (Spark or Wire Erosion) – training can be providedCAD/CAM experience advantageous - training can be providedInjection mould toolmaking experience is ideal but not essential as training can/will be providedGood communicator with a strong team ethicQuality-focused and methodical in approach Hours of Work:40hrs per weekMonday: 8:30am to 5:00pmTuesday to Thursday: 8:00am to 5:00pmFriday: 8:00am to 3:00pm Interested? This role would suit an experienced Injection Mould Toolmaker looking to join an established and highly regarded business with future opportunities to step into a leadership role. It could also be an excellent opportunity for a skilled CNC Machinist seeking to progress into a rewarding career in Injection Mould Toolmaking, with training and development provided for the right candidate.Bolt-On Personnel and our clients are equal opportunity employers who seek to recruit and appoint the best available person for a job regardless of marital/civil partnership status, sex, age, religion, belief, race, nationality and ethnic or national origin, colour, sexual orientation or disability. Bolt-On Personnel and our clients apply all relevant Data Protection laws when processing your Personal Data. If you choose to apply to this opportunity and share your CV or other personal information with Bolt-On Personnel, these details will be held by us in accordance with our privacy policy used by our recruitment team to contact you regarding this or other relevant opportunities at Bolt-On Personnel.....Read more...
