Operator Injection Molding
TaylorMade Golf
Operator Injection Molding
TaylorMade Golf
Manufactures golf clubs and equipment
Check Daily Tasks
- Check the type and quantity of products produced per day and the amount to be blended.
- Check the supply and demand of raw materials and report it to the head of the raw materials team who does not have it.
- Using a grinder and checking the blended raw materials.
Thorough management of raw material mix and raw material loss
- Mixing management by blending date suitable for product type.
- Thorough management of raw material loss and pulverizing materials according to the use of the grinder.
- Material transfer machine management thoroughly version and bonsai input management thoroughly.
Weekly work content check and previous work content check
- Communicate with night workers about the previous day's work.
Check the product for each machine and hand over to full-time workers.
- Measures for machine occurrence
- Checking and reporting machine problems
- Cleaning and cleaning around the machine
Nissei identifies the types of products produced by Woojin and identifies defects.
- Check the types of products produced by Nissei & Woojin dispenser to prevent product mixing.
- Identify the pattern of the defect and report it to the foreman.
- Nissei & Woojin ejector error action and report to the head of the abnormal operation condition.
- Organize and clean around the machine.
TaylorMade Golf Company is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religious creed, color, national origin or ancestry, physical or mental disability, medical condition, genetic information, marital status, sex, pregnancy, gender, gender identity, gender expression, age, sexual orientation, military and veteran status or any other basis protected by federal, state or local law, ordinance, or regulation.
Manufactures golf clubs and equipment
TaylorMade Golf makes golf clubs and gear. Its breakthrough product was a stainless steel 12-degree driver that replaced the then-common persimmon wood, offering more forgiveness and easier ball launch, especially for harder golf balls. The driver, nicknamed the Pittsburgh Persimmon, works by using a metalhead that creates higher launch and more consistent distance compared to traditional wooden drivers, helping players hit the ball farther and straighter. The company differentiates itself by pioneering metalwood technology and validating its performance through professional tours, which helped it grow rapidly and dominate the driver market. Its goal is to lead the driver segment and shape the broader golf equipment landscape through trusted performance and innovation in club design.
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