Injection Molding Production Technician

Intek Plastics Solutions; Eau Claire (WI); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Training provided

Advancement opportunities

Team-focused environment

Job summary

Intek Plastics is seeking a full-time Injection Molding Production Technician for the 1st shift in Eau Claire, WI. Shift runs Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

You’ll start by aligning with the shift leader, review job status, and then perform production, quality checks, and documentation throughout the day. You will collaborate with quality, production, and teammates to maintain safety, efficiency, and first-time quality.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED preferred.
• 1–3 months of manufacturing experience preferred (training provided).
• Equivalent combinations of education and experience considered.

Responsibilities

• Confirm daily work assignments with shift leader and prioritize tasks.
• Monitor job status from prior shift and address issues promptly.
• Review paperwork for accuracy and complete production records.
• Perform secondary operations as per work instructions.
• Inspect parts to ensure quality and document results.
• Stock and maintain supplies at the station and keep area clean and safe.
• Escalate concerns about parts, instructions, packaging, or equipment as needed.
• Assist with onboarding and training of new operators.

Skills

Safety rules

Reading & following procedures

Basic math

Team collaboration

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Shape what's next at Intek PlasticsYou’ll join us as a full-time Injection Molding Production Technician on 1st shift, working Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Under new ownership within the Intek Plastics Group, we’re expanding opportunities for growth and enhancing perks while building a workplace that champions your success.A day in the lifeStart your morning checking in with the shift leader or mold technician to confirm priorities. You’ll touch base with the outgoing operator to understand job status, then move into steady, focused production—reviewing job packets, setting up for secondary operations, inspecting parts, and keeping documentation accurate and up to date. Throughout the day, you collaborate with quality, production, and teammates to keep things safe, efficient, and right the first time. Before heading out, you complete end-of-shift paperwork and leave a clean, organized workspace for the next crew.What you’ll doConfirm daily work assignments with the shift leader or mold tech and align on prioritiesCommunicate with the prior shift operator to capture job status and any issuesAsk questions early and request help to ensure safe, proper operationReview job paperwork for accuracy before starting productionComplete production records (shift reports, route sheets, and related forms)Perform secondary operations per work instructionsInspect parts continuously to verify they meet quality standardsStock and maintain supplies required at your stationEscalate concerns about parts, instructions, packaging, or equipment promptlyAssist with onboarding and training of new operators as neededKeep your area clean, organized, and safe; follow our Quality Management SystemComplete end-of-shift cleanup and documentation; perform other duties as assignedWhat you bringEducation & ExperienceHigh school diploma or GED preferred1–3 months of manufacturing or related experience preferred (we provide training)Equivalent combinations of education and experience consideredSkills & AbilitiesRead and follow safety rules, operating instructions, and proceduresBasic written communication skills for forms and reportsComfort engaging with coworkers and supervisorsSolid basic math: add, subtract, multiply, divide, work with fractions, decimals, and percentagesFollow verbal/written directions and resolve routine production issuesWhy you’ll like it hereCompetitive payTraining providedAdvancement opportunitiesTeam-focused environment