Production Technician, Level I

• Assemble, repair, and evaluate rigid, semi-rigid, video, and flexible medical endoscopes and industrial adapters
• Assemble and disassemble electronic components
• Clean and inspect various components
• Ensure assemblies pass QC inspections or are reworked or replaced
• Perform maintenance on department equipment and work areas as needed
• Complete daily production documentation accurately
• Provide cross‑training for team members as needed
• Maintain 6S on work spaces, equipment, and rooms
• Adhere to standard operating procedures and quality standards
• Document all work according to procedures
• Follow PPE and safety requirements
• Comply with the RWMIC Quality Manual and applicable regulations
• Complete planned quality and compliance training
• Perform other duties assigned by the Production Manager – Optics or Production Supervisor – Optics

• High School Diploma or equivalent
• 1 year of general manufacturing assembly or 1 year of small part assembly experience preferred
• Must be flexible to work different shifts or overtime as needed to support production schedules and meet quality objectives
• Ability to use microscopes, small tooling, soldering equipment, solvents & adhesives is preferred
• Ability to cross train in multiple assemblies
• Ability to understand assembly drawings and written assembly procedures
• Basic understanding of measuring devices and ability to use calipers, gauges, micrometers, etc. is preferred
• Good verbal and written communication skills, with a high level of attention to detail
• Familiarity with Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) preferred
• Basic PC skills
• Experience with and understanding of multi-cultural and multi-generational differences and the ability to work within this environment
• Ability to stand, sit, and walk for 8 hours per day
• Ability to work safely and comply with PPE, safety, quality, and regulatory requirements
• Ability to complete required quality and compliance training within defined deadlines

Demonstrates expertise in assembling and evaluating medical endoscopes and components while adhering to quality standards and safety regulations. Proficient in cross‑training team members and maintaining organized work spaces through 6S practices.

• Medical Endoscope Assembly
• Quality Control Inspection
• Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP)
• Soldering Equipment Proficiency
• Assembly Drawing Interpretation

• General Manufacturing Assembly
• Small Part Assembly
• Microscope Usage
• Measuring Device Proficiency
• Caliper Usage
• Gauge Usage
• Micrometer Usage
• Production Documentation
• Quality Compliance Training
• Cross‑Training Ability

• Attention to Detail
• Verbal Communication
• Written Communication
• Flexibility
• Cultural Sensitivity

• High School Diploma or Equivalent

• Quality Standards
• Safety Requirements
• Regulatory Compliance
• 6S Methodology
• Production Schedules

• Small Tooling
• Solvents
• Adhesives
• PPE Equipment
• Quality Manual Compliance