Set Up Technician

As Manufacturing Technician, you will program, set up, and operate CNC machines in accordance with good manufacturing practices (GMP) to support the fabrication of medical components throughout the company. This is a unique opportunity to work in a job shop manufacturing facility where each day and project differs. What can you expect to do on a typical day? Operate and set up CNC and manual spring coiling machines to produce compression, extension, and torsion springs and formed wires Adjust machine settings such as tension, pitch, and feed rate to achieve desired dimensions and tolerances Conduct changeovers efficiently for different spring designs or material specifications Inspect springs for dimensional accuracy, surface quality using tools such as calipers, micrometers, and vision inspection systems. Identify make machine adjustments as necessary Set up and operate production equipment in accordance with good manufacturing practices and standard operating procedures Ensure compliance with industry standards (e.g., ASTM, ISO) and customer specifications Diagnose and resolve machine issues, including wire feeding problems, tooling wear, or calibration errors Replace worn or damaged components such as mandrels, rollers, and guides Work with various materials, including stainless steel and specialty alloys Monitor material usage to minimize waste and ensure consistent quality Suggest and implement process improvements to increase production efficiency and reduce scrap rates Maintain a clean and organized work area Keep equipment in good working order by performing regular inspection, cleaning, and servicing along with routine and preventative maintenance to avoid machine down time Maintain maintenance logs of equipment serviced Communicates and works with internal teams as needed Follows all company procedures and protocols What are the qualifications for this position? High School diploma or equivalent. Technical or vocational training in related field a plus Experience in spring coiling, forming or related metal forming processes Hands-on experience with CNC coiling machines, set-up, tooling and maintenance Proficiency in reading and interpreting blueprints and drawings Knowledge of material properties Experience with quality inspection tools and techniques Excellent attention to detail and problem-solving abilities Experience with basic hand tools Capable of performing basic mathematical functions Effective time management to meet production deadlines What are the 'extra' skills we hope to find in the right candidate but are not required: Experience with CNC programs and programming Prior experience working with the medical industry Experience working in a job shop manufacturing environment