Operator Urethane
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LocationRemote - Ball Plant - Cheongju, KR
Work moderemote · South Korea
SeniorityEntry
Company size1,001–5,000 people
PostedMar 17, 2023 · 3y ago
Verified live1d ago
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Operate Urethane machine #1 and #2
Perform mold cleaning work
Responsibilities
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Operation Urethane machine #1 and #2
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Check the air compressor for Urethane Units 1 and 2.
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Constant temperature for Coating mantle and check product check
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Operation of the cooling unit on the panel
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Check the temperature of the raw material
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Check the temperature of the dispenser
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Ensure that the heating furnace of the band heater of the raw material is properly maintained
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Check the condition of the drum’s raw material being transferred to the tank well and check the vacuum condition.
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Urethane machine setting – check the overall groove of the Assembly engine and check the temperature of the Cure oven
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Full groove fixing of cooling – check cooling temperature
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Secure and verify the entire groove of the demold section
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Full groove fixing and verification of unloading section
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Check the temperature of the preheater
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After cleaning the nozzle of the robot’s dispensing, attach the mixer.
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Check the urethane molding ball eccentricity
2.
Mold cleaning work – 2 times/ 1year day cleaning work
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Mold replacement
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Mold disintegration
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Sanding
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application of release agent
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Mold assembly
3.
Ball inspection
4.
Ball extraction
Legal
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