Manufacturing Technician II

IMI plc

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The Manufacturing Technician II is a fully qualified direct labor position responsible for independently completing multiple assembly, inspection, test-support, and packaging operations within an assigned product family or value stream. The role requires broader product and process knowledge than Manufacturing Assembler I, reliable interpretation of controlled documentation, consistent quality judgment within defined criteria, and the ability to support peer training on certified tasks.

Work Environment:
Onsite

• Follow all HSE requirements, PPE rules, ergonomic practices, equipment safeguards, controlled-area requirements, and approved procedures. Stop work and immediately escape any unsafe or uncontrolled condition.
• Perform work exactly to the current drawing, bill of material, work instruction, inspection plan, and acceptance criteria. Do not pass defects to the next operation.
• Complete multi-step mechanical, electrical, fluidic, adhesive, or precision assembly operations using approved tools, fixtures, torque devices, gauges, and controlled materials.
• Independently interpret current work instructions, drawings, bills of material, visual aids, specifications, and revision controls applicable to certified operations.
• Perform defined in-process inspections, dimensional checks, functional checks, or test preparation; record results and apply the specified reaction plan.
• Demonstrate certified tasks to employees under an approved trainer or supervisor process without changing the standard method.
• Recognize recurring defects, fit or function variation, tool wear, material concerns, and documentation conflicts; contain the condition and elevate with relevant facts.
• Meet the defined standard work, takt or cycle-time expectations, schedule priorities, and daily output requirements while protecting safety and quality.
• Complete production, inspection, material, lot, serial, labor, and system transactions accurately and at the time the work is performed. Never backdate, guess, or bypass required records.
• Verify part identity, revision, quantity, lot status, shelf life, and point-of-use condition before use. Segregate and report suspect or nonconforming material.
• Escalate safety, quality, equipment, material, documentation, and delivery abnormalities immediately using the defined chain of support. Provide facts and preserve evidence.
• Maintain a clean, organized, audit-ready work area; protect tools, fixtures, gauges, and product; and follow standard work without unauthorized process changes.
• Communicate shift status clearly, support handoffs, participate in daily accountability routines, and work respectfully across Production, Quality, Engineering, Maintenance, and Materials.
• Identify waste, recurring defects, delays, ergonomic risks, and process instability. Participate in approved improvement activity and sustain updated standard…