Cleanroom Technician

Cleanroom Technician (Consumables Assembly Technician)

The Cleanroom Technician (Consumables Assembly Technician) is responsible for assembling, inspecting, and packaging high-precision diagnostic consumables used in advanced testing platforms. Working in a clean, controlled manufacturing environment, this role directly supports the production of medical device components and plays a critical part in ensuring product quality, reliability, and regulatory compliance.

• Assemble small plastic and component-based diagnostic consumables in accordance with detailed written work instructions.
• Perform repetitive bench assembly tasks, including fitting, sealing, and light mechanical assembly of parts.
• Inspect finished components for defects, quality, and dimensional accuracy using visual checks and appropriate tools.
• Follow GMP and ISO manufacturing practices and maintain accurate, complete production documentation.
• Package finished consumables for distribution, ensuring correct labeling and packaging integrity.
• Maintain a cleanroom or controlled work environment by following proper gowning procedures and cleanliness protocols.
• Operate basic production equipment such as fixtures, sealers, and light automated tools safely and effectively.
• Record production data in designated systems and promptly report issues or nonconformances to supervisors or engineering staff.
• Support continuous improvement initiatives by identifying opportunities to enhance product quality, workflow, and production efficiency.
• Adhere to standard operating procedures (SOPs) and all applicable safety and quality guidelines throughout daily activities.

• At least 1 year of manufacturing, assembly, or production experience, preferably in a regulated environment.
• Ability to work with small parts and perform high-volume, repetitive assembly tasks with consistent accuracy.
• Demonstrated ability to follow detailed instructions and standard operating procedures (SOPs).
• Strong attention to detail and a high level of quality awareness in all aspects of work.
• Comfort working in a cleanroom or other regulated, controlled environment.
• Basic computer skills for recording production data and completing documentation.
• Ability to stand or sit for extended periods and perform repetitive motions throughout the shift.
• Capability to operate basic production equipment, including fixtures, sealers, and light automated tools.
• Effective communication skills to report issues and collaborate with supervisors and engineering teams.

• Previous experience in medical device, lab consumables, or diagnostics assembly.
• Hands-on experience in a cleanroom or GMP/ISO manufacturing environment.
• Familiarity with plastic component assembly and light welding or sealing processes.
• Experience working with microscopes or other magnification tools for inspection is beneficial.
• Background in high-precision or high-volume assembly operations.
• Understanding of quality systems and documentation practices in regulated industries.

You will join a quality-focused, collaborative manufacturing team that values precision, reliability, and continuous improvement. The environment emphasizes clear processes, strong support for learning cleanroom and GMP/ISO practices, and opportunities to develop specialized skills in medical device and diagnostic consumables production. You will contribute to products that support important diagnostic applications while working in a structured, well-organized setting that prioritizes safety, consistency, and professional growth.

This role is based in a cleanroom or controlled manufacturing environment focused on the production of medical device components and diagnostic consumables. You will work at a bench performing repetitive assembly and inspection tasks, using small tools, fixtures, sealers, microscopes, and light automated equipment. The position involves standing or sitting for extended periods and following strict gowning procedures, cleanliness standards, and GMP/ISO guidelines.

Work is documentation-driven, with regular use of computers or terminals to record production data and…