Injection Mould Toolmaker – Days, Overtime & Pension

Interaction Recruitment PLC; Whittlesey; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Overtime

Pension

Training & development

Modern manufacturing environment

Long-term career stability

Complex tooling projects

Job summary

Interaction Recruitment PLC is seeking an experienced Toolmaker to join the busy Toolroom team in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire. The role focuses on servicing, maintaining and improving injection mould tooling to support production and reduce downtime.

The ideal candidate has toolmaking experience with mould tooling, can read engineering drawings, and is proficient with precision measuring equipment. Apprentice-trained or time-served engineers are preferred.

Qualifications

• Proven experience as Toolmaker or mould toolmaker.
• Experience with injection mould tooling and repairs.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and use precision measuring tools.
• Apprentice trained or time-served engineering background preferred.

Responsibilities

• Service, maintain and repair injection mould tools to minimise downtime.
• Strip, inspect and rebuild mould tools to drawings.
• Diagnose tooling faults and perform corrective repairs.
• Manufacture replacement tool components from drawings.
• Operate manual and CNC machinery as needed.
• Maintain tooling maintenance records and assist with new tooling projects.

Skills

Toolmaking experience

Injection mould tools

Read engineering drawings

Precision measurement tools

Fault finding

Apprentice trained

Education

Time-served engineer

Tools

CNC machines

CAD/CAM

EDM

Job description

Interaction Recruitment PLC is seeking an experienced Toolmaker to join the busy Toolroom team in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire. The role focuses on servicing, maintaining and improving injection mould tooling to support production and reduce downtime.

The ideal candidate has toolmaking experience with mould tooling, can read engineering drawings, and is proficient with precision measuring equipment. Apprentice-trained or time-served engineers are preferred.