Manufacturing ​/ Production Operator, Manufacturing Engineer

Rate:
Up to $20 an hour + benefits from day 1!

• All assembler duties.
• In addition to the ability to perform routine tasks; develop mechanical aptitude in areas of
  assignment.
• Be able to work independently and assist Assemblers.
• Operate automated production equipment with minimal supervision.
• Correctly read and follow detailed production procedures and provide feedback for
  procedural and process improvements.
• Independently perform calibrations and routine process monitoring as needed.
• Monitor and requisition inventory for the purpose of fulfilling production needs for the
  required department.
• Learn how to troubleshoot all equipment and automation in the respective department
  with the support of Maintenance or Engineering
• Become proficient in using all computer programs necessary for the required
  department.
• Train other employees as required.
• Must be able to work independently as well as collaboratively in a team setting with
  peers in a cross departmental setting.
• Some supervisory attention may be required at this level.
• Other duties as required.

• Utilize balance to conduct weight checks
• Perform a variety of duties including dispensing of solutions, labeling bottles and tubes, setting up filling/labeling machines
• Run automated equipment with limited help from senior operators including; trouble shooting equipment for jams, label defects, capping defects and working proficiently with HMI’s.

• Set-up and operate dispensers, oven/dryer and cutting machines
• Ability to make minor adjustments to machines as needed.
• Operation of software via menus and programs for computer controlled dispensing equipment and labelling as prepared by others.
• Utilize balance to conduct weight checks of dispensed solutions.
• Ability to print SOP’s and applicable forms as needed.

• Perform all assembler level duties.
• Perform a variety of assembly operations associated with instrument production, which include hand assembly of components onto printed circuit boards; forming, clipping and soldering wire leads on boards
• Assembling various sub-assemblies, cables, wiring, etc., onto boards; assembling standard harnesses; attaching/soldering or crimping wires to various unit/instrument sub- assemblies.
• Assist in investigative studies into production, supplier and design problems and perform studies related to new products as needed and provide the required documentation.
• Compile test data on all conducted tests, prepare and maintain complete records on all tests.
• Perform close clearance soldering and optical assembly work necessary to build the instruments.
• Take inventories, complete transaction forms and maintain rework documents for the new and refurbished instruments.

• High School Diploma or general education degree (GED) required.
• A minimum of 2 years prior manufacturing and/or assembly experience required.
• Prior experience in an FDA regulated production environment preferred. Proficiently demonstrate good documentation practices.
• All Assembler Skills
• Proficiently demonstrate good documentation practices.
• Must be a self-starter, detail oriented, organized and able to perform under pressure in a
  fast-paced environment.
• Demonstrate interpersonal, organizational, comprehension, written and oral communications skills and the ability to lead others.
• Demonstrate problem solving and troubleshooting skills.
• Documented training for setup and operation of equipment (as assigned by supervisor).
• Must be able to demonstrate/ be competent in multiple skills in 2 total departments, listed within the Job Specific responsibilities above, through cross-training over several departments as instructed by management.