Wax Injection Mold Operator – 2nd Shift

Chromalloy; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision benefits from

401(k) with employer matching

Bonuses (quarterly/annual)

Paid time off and holidays

Job summary

Chromalloy is seeking a Wax Injection Mold Machine Operator for the 2nd shift in Tampa, FL. You will operate wax injection molding equipment to produce precision patterns for aerospace components, ensuring quality and safety standards.

Training may occur on various shifts, with a $2.00 shift differential. The role requires basic mechanical aptitude, the ability to read instructions, and a commitment to continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required or equivalent experience.
• Experience in manufacturing or machine operation is preferred.
• Ability to read and understand work instructions and engineering practices.

Responsibilities

• Set up and operate wax injection molding machines following engineering practices and work instructions.
• Prepare and install dies, cores, and tooling for production runs.
• Load materials and monitor machine settings, including temperature, pressure, and cycle parameters.
• Produce wax patterns, sprues, gating, and related components to quality standards.
• Inspect finished parts for defects and perform minor cleaning or deflashing as needed.
• Obtain and verify x-ray results for cored patterns when required.
• Complete production paperwork and sign off on routers.
• Perform daily TPM checks and maintain equipment and work areas.
• Transfer completed parts to the next operation and communicate quality concerns or production issues.
• Follow all safety, quality, and standard work requirements.

Skills

English communication

Attention to detail

Manual dexterity

Safety awareness

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Chromalloy is seeking a Wax Injection Mold Machine Operator for the 2nd shift in Tampa, FL. You will operate wax injection molding equipment to produce precision patterns for aerospace components, ensuring quality and safety standards.

Training may occur on various shifts, with a $2.00 shift differential. The role requires basic mechanical aptitude, the ability to read instructions, and a commitment to continuous improvement.