Cleanroom Medical Device Assembly Technician

Job Description

Job Description

Cleanroom Medical Device Assembly Technician

Join STERIS and help create a safer, healthier world by building life-changing healthcare and life science products. In this role, you’ll assemble medical devices in an FDA-regulated, controlled environment where precision, consistency, and quality are the standard.

You arrive, properly gown, and step into a cleanroom where every move matters. You verify the Hour-by-Hour Board, prep your station, and set up hand tools and bench-top pneumatic presses. As you assemble small components, you monitor quality in real time, meeting or exceeding production targets without compromising standards. You keep Device History Records (DHRs) current, complete Pareto charts to highlight trends, and conduct process monitoring. If something looks off—parts, equipment, or process—you loop in your Team Lead quickly. Throughout the shift, you submit Safety Observations through our Safety Program and share improvement ideas via the Ideas Program. When orders change, you handle changeovers, replenish materials, and set up auto baggers and printers for the next run. And, of course, you follow Shop Practices, including proper PPE, standard work, and all quality requirements.

2nd Shift with a $1.25 shift differential.

• Perform precision assembly using various hand tools and bench-top pneumatic presses, consistently meeting or surpassing production goals.
• Handle and inspect small parts throughout manufacturing to ensure quality.
• Escalate issues related to production, parts, equipment, or processes to the Team Lead.
• Operate equipment necessary to complete assigned tasks.
• Follow Shop Practices: proper gowning, PPE, and standard work.
• Submit Safety Observations through the Safety Program and new Ideas through the Ideas Program.
• Update the Hour-by-Hour Board and complete Pareto charts to drive visibility and improvement.
• Meet quality assurance requirements, complete DHRs, and perform Process Monitoring.
• Perform other duties as needed.

• High school diploma or GED.
• 1 year of assembly experience with small parts.
• 1 year of experience crimping and gluing small parts.
• 1 year performing material replenishment duties.
• 1 year conducting in-process inspections.
• 1 year performing changeovers for parts and equipment.
• 1 year setting up auto baggers and printers for new orders.

• High School / GED
• Assembly

We value our employees and provide a comprehensive benefits package to support your health, well-being, and financial future. Highlights include:

• Market competitive pay
• Extensive paid time off plus 9 paid holidays
• Short- and long-term disability coverage
• 401(k) with company match
• Maternity and parental leave
• Additional benefits/discounts, including Pet Insurance
• Tuition reimbursement and continuing education programs
• Excellent opportunities for advancement and a stable, long-term career