Assembler - Temp

Route 92 Medical is on a mission to improve outcomes for patients undergoing neurovascular intervention. At the core is a reconsidered procedural approach, cutting‑edge engineering, and innovative product design.

Temp to possible regular position onsite in West Jordan, UT. Scheduled shift M-F 6am-3pm with the ability to work 1 Saturday per month overtime.

• Provides the manufacturing operations team with cross‑functional support, with a primary focus on manufacturing key performance metrics.
• Daily tasks may include line setup, training, production assembly, coating operations, engineering runs, and material handling.

• Uses hand tools, fixtures, and equipment to assemble and test products per Manufacturing Process Instructions (MPI), Work Instructions, and Standard Test Methods (STM).
• Accurately documents the record of work on the Lot History Record (LHR) and manufacturing forms.
• Sets up and maintains workstation; adheres to CER (Controlled Environment Room) requirements.
• Operates production equipment such as hot box, laminator, and coil winder.
• Performs visual inspection and uses basic measuring tools such as a caliper and a snap gage.
• Identifies units that are non‑conforming and notifies management.
• Provides feedback to management and engineers regarding process and product improvements.
• Problem‑solves manufacturing‑related issues.
• Maintains manufacturing equipment in compliance with Calibration and Preventive Maintenance requirements. Supports equipment maintenance and qualifications, as needed.
• Available to work overtime one Saturday per month at a minimum.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Ability to work a standard shift of 40 hours a week on a temporary basis with the potential to go regular.
• Ability to read and speak English; read and understand manufacturing procedures.
• Experience and knowledge of GDP and GMP practices and ISO 13485 regulatory requirements.
• Effective communication, interpersonal, and team skills.
• Excellent attention to detail and organization.
• Basic understanding of Lean Manufacturing concepts (Flow, 5S, Line Balance).
• Knowledge of the commonly used concepts, practices, and procedures within the medical device industry.
• Ability to use microscopes, tweezers, razor blades, pliers, and other handheld tools for small parts.
• Proficiency with the use of equipment such as hot box, adhesive dispenser/cure, laminator, coil winder, and pouch sealer.

• High School diploma or equivalent.

• Minimum of 3 years of work experience in medical device manufacturing.