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Course Program:

Change injection moulding dies

• Locate special features on dies and determine how they will affect set up
• Set up core pulling functions
• Use slings and lifting equipment to change dies
• Examine and compare methods of clamping in dies
• Determine machine settings by measurement and calculation

Prepare and start equipment for production

• Produce start up procedures for machinery and equipment required for production
• Ensure product is handled and packed according to procedures when machine is handed to an operator.

Produce injection moulded product

• Plan your work priorities based on production requirements
• Use problem solving techniques to reduce bottlenecks in production
• Use time management principles to prevent time wastage
• Monitor production to achieve time and material budgets
• Produce reports specifying requirements to improve production rates

Use materials and process knowledge to solve problems

• Use knowledge and skills to troubleshoot production problems
• Determine correct procedures for handling materials to prevent contamination
• Determine correct procedures for ensuring correct material drying times and temperatures
• Use machine control and process knowledge to determine if optimum cycle times are used
• Use machines, mould, and polymer knowledge to provide product that meets customers specifications

Participate in continuous improvement

• Identify your role in meeting customers requirements
• Determine and log cause of non conformance in production
• Use appropriate quality tools and techniques for identifying areas for improvement
• Implement changes in systems and procedures

Dates:

Course Cost per person:

$495

Course Includes:

• Course fee includes full colour copy of “Physical Causes and Remedies for Surfaces” book.
• National Training Units included with this course.

Group Size:

• Limited to 6 students to ensure full participation and safe working conditions, so register early to secure your place.

Certificates:

• National Competency Units included within this course form part of the Certificate IV in Polymer Technology, and can be credited towards Trade Recognition.