Diep River: Toolmaker

Key Responsibilities Injection Moulding (IM) Support the injection moulding process where plastic is melted and injected under high pressure into mould cavities. Maintain and service moulds used to manufacture solid, complex plastic components (e.g. automotive parts, electronic components, caps, consumer products). Blow Moulding (BM) Maintain and repair moulds used in blow moulding processes for hollow plastic products (e.g. containers, drums, large jugs). Tooling & Maintenance Perform preventative maintenance on moulds in line with the maintenance schedule. Inspect mould condition and report on wear, defects, and required replacement parts. Repair moulds and fit replacement parts and spares. Strip and repair plastic injection systems. Service and repair hot runner systems, including replacement of faulty or damaged electrical components. Complete production readiness checks, including: Water leak testing Heater and thermocouple (TC) testing Ensure moulds operate optimally, with all slideways and moving parts correctly lubricated. Minimise mould downtime through efficient fault-finding and repairs. Administration & Compliance Complete daily administrative and maintenance records. Adhere 100% to planned preventative maintenance schedules. Read and interpret technical drawings and follow work instructions accurately. Maintain high standards of housekeeping and safety at all times. Minimum Requirements Qualified Tool, Jig and Die Maker (passed recognised trade test). Strong expertise in plastics toolmaking (plastic injection moulds essential). Proven experience in plastic mould maintenance and repair. Minimum 5–8 years’ relevant industry experience. At least 3 years’ hands-on experience in mould repair techniques. Strong ability to read and interpret technical drawings. This role suits a skilled, hands-on toolmaker who takes pride in quality, precision, and keeping production tools operating at peak performance.