Cleanroom Technician

Cleanroom Technician

Join a precision-focused fabrication team that designs and produces multilayer insulation blankets for aerospace, cryogenic, and defense applications. As a Cleanroom Technician, you will support industrial sewing and fabrication activities, work in a cleanroom environment, and play a key role in documentation, inspection, and assembly processes that meet strict quality standards.

Shift: 7am-3:30pm (Some flexibility after training. Training can take up to 6 weeks)

Pay: $21-$25/hr

• Sew heavy canvas and related materials using industrial sewing machines and other fabrication equipment.
• Read and interpret shop prints, blueprints, and measurements to cut materials to the correct size and specifications.
• Perform accurate measurements using rulers and other measuring tools to ensure proper fit and alignment of materials.
• Document all work performed in accordance with ISO and quality system requirements, maintaining detailed and accurate records.
• Follow cleanroom protocols, including proper gowning procedures with bonnet, smock, booties, veil, beard guard (as applicable), and cleanroom gloves.
• Support inspection activities to verify product quality, dimensions, and adherence to specifications.
• Assist with assembly and fabrication of multilayer insulation blankets and related components for aerospace and cryogenic applications.
• Maintain a high level of attention to detail when working with shop prints, inspection criteria, and documentation.
• Operate sewing machines, industrial sewing machines, and related equipment safely and efficiently.
• Collaborate with team members and trainers, follow instructions, and communicate clearly in English to ensure effective training and workflow.
• Adhere to cleanroom, GMP, and quality standards while working in temperature-controlled and organized production areas.
• Lift and move materials up to 25 pounds as needed to support production and assembly tasks.

• Minimum of 3+ months of sewing experience preferred, or at least 6 months of manufacturing experience (commercial, industrial, or personal).
• At least 6 months of experience in inspection, assembly, or working with high levels of documentation.
• Ability to pass reading, English, and math assessments.
• Ability to read a ruler and perform basic measurements accurately.
• Capability to lift up to 25 pounds safely and repeatedly during the workday.
• Ability to read and understand shop prints and blueprints; 6 months to 1 year of blueprint reading experience is preferred.
• Strong English communication skills, including the ability to speak, understand, and follow instructions for effective training.
• High attention to detail and commitment to accurate documentation and quality inspection.
• Willingness to learn industrial sewing and cleanroom procedures with on-the-job training.
• GED or high school diploma preferred but not required.

• Cleanroom experience and familiarity with gowning procedures is a significant plus.
• Experience in medical assembly, medical device manufacturing, or GMP environments is beneficial.
• Experience in quality inspection, documentation, and inspection processes is advantageous.
• Experience operating industrial sewing machines, knitting machines, or similar textile equipment is helpful.
• Comfort working in organized, ISO-focused environments with documented processes and inspections.
• Demonstrated good work history and willingness to work hard and contribute positively to the team.

You will join a team that promotes from within and invests in long-term employee success. Employees receive a hire-on bonus after completing a contract-to-hire period, automatic contributions to a 401(k) plan, profit sharing, and three weeks of paid time off. Every year, team members are recognized with an anniversary bonus, and the culture encourages working hard while having fun in a supportive, growth-oriented environment.

The role is based in a modern, beautiful, and well-organized facility in Farmington with a clean, temperature-controlled production area. You will work in and around cleanroom environments, including full gowning areas and other controlled spaces, following strict cleanliness and documentation standards. Cleanroom attire includes gloves, hair net, smock, bonnet, booties, veil, beard guard as applicable, and cleanroom gloves. The environment emphasizes a balance of working hard and enjoying work, with a focus on teamwork, quality, and safety.