Production Operator

Production Operator

The Production Operator supports multiple activities for manufacturing finished medical devices in compliance with applicable Quality System Regulations and Medical Device requirements. The Production Operator will primarily focus on manufacturing products and assembling and packaging final devices in ISO 7 cleanrooms. Additional key responsibilities are reporting on daily production counts, tracking scrap, and rejected material amounts, and assisting with inventory management.

1st Shift: Monday-Friday 7:00am-3:00pm

Hiring Bonus: $1,000 after completion of 6 months

Follows current good manufacturing process (cGMP) requirements, standard operating procedures, work instructions, test method, and customer specifications that follows the Quality Management System (QMS) to complete job requirements. Performs all duties required for manufacturing product and final device assembly. Performs all duties required for cleanroom packaging, labeling, and boxing operations. Perform in-process inspection such as qualitative and/or quantitative measurements required by work instructions and test methods. Records daily production activities and material counts in the production lot Device History Record and inventory management system. Reports production scrap and any nonconforming product on a daily basis. Assists with root cause analysis investigations when required. Ensures that production schedules are consistently met. Identifies and corrects product defects / production errors. Ensures the correct raw materials and components are issued to production and returned when production jobs are complete. Provides technical support for additional quality systems and functional areas as needed or assigned to, including, but not limited to, Training, Research & Development, Product & Process Development, Manufacturing and Quality Engineering, Preventive & Unscheduled Maintenance, Equipment Calibration and Process Validation. Authors documents, specifications, procedures, work instructions, validation protocol/reports, etc. as applicable.

High School Diploma or equivalent. 2 years prior experience in a regulated life science industry (e.g., Medical Device, Pharmaceutical) in one of the following functions: Quality Control or Manufacturing. Must be able to detect defects occurring in products and packaging. Operates test equipment, computer equipment, fax/copy machines, telephone, calculator, and general office equipment to generate input and output and transmit data. Hands-on experience with manufacturing equipment such as packaging sealers, suture attaching machines, clicker press, laser cutter, hot knife, ultrasonic welder, etc. Intermediate knowledge of MS Office Suite. Good written communication skills. Detail-oriented, self-starter with high attention to detail and ability to work with minimal instruction/supervision.

Paid Breaks. Quarterly Bonuses. Shift Differentials. Health Insurance: Medical with Rx plan / Dental / Vision. 401k (retirement savings) with excellent company match. Company Paid Short-Term and Long-Term Disability. Generous Paid Time off and Holiday Pay.

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