MOLDSHOP OEE STAFF

JOB PURPOSEEnsure accurate, timely time booking for all mold-manufacturing processes so actual labor and machine time can be used for mold costing.Build and maintain CNC Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) tracking to make availability, performance, and quality losses visible.Analyze downtime, defects, and CNC utilization with the production team and follow up improvement actions.KEY RESPONSIBILITIESCollect and check daily time bookings for each mold/job number, component, operation, employee or machine, and start/finish time.Compare booked hours with job travelers, machine logs, shift records, and actual shop-floor status; follow up missing, late, duplicate, or incorrect entries.Compile actual labor and machine hours by mold, component, and process; provide verified data to the costing/Finance team and management.Define CNC OEE data collection: planned production time, run time, downtime reason, and good/rejected quantity.Build and update daily/weekly CNC OEE reports, including Availability, Performance, Quality, total OEE, downtime, defect rate, and machine utilization.Build and manage CNC spindle records.Analyze recurring machine downtime, defects, and underutilization; agree actions, owners, and deadlines with CNC, CAM, Maintenance, and Quality. College or Bachelor degree in Mechanical/Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Production Management, or a related field.At least 3 years of experience in production reporting, time booking, cost-data control, CNC machining, or manufacturing performance improvement.Understanding of mold-shop operations and CNC machine activity, including setup, cutting, planned stops, breakdowns, waiting time, and rework.Ability to collect and validate labor hours, machine hours, job numbers, and operation records for mold costing.Good Excel skills for data checks, formulas, pivot tables, charts, and dashboard reporting; ERP/MES, machine monitoring, or Power BI experience is a plus.Understanding of OEE Availability, Performance, and Quality; ability to distinguish OEE from machine utilization.