Medical Device Manufacturing Operator

Medical Device Manufacturing OperatorRequired Education • High school diploma or equivalent.Required Qualifications • Previous manufacturing or assembly experience. Ability to read, understand, and follow written and verbal instructions. Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing quality work. Basic computer skills and willingness to learn electronic production systems, where applicable. Ability to organize tasks, follow established procedures, and meet production expectations. Commitment to workplace safety and company policies. Reliable attendance and punctuality. Willingness to learn, accept feedback, and work collaboratively with others.Overview Join a manufacturing team that produces high-quality components used in implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs), medical devices that help treat serious heart rhythm conditions. As a Medical Device Manufacturing Operator, you will perform assembly, testing, inspection, and other production activities while following established work instructions and quality standards. This role is ideal for a dependable, detail-oriented individual who enjoys hands-on work, follows procedures carefully, and takes pride in producing quality products. Previous manufacturing experience. Training and direction will be provided to help you learn the processes and expectations of the role.Key Responsibilities • Perform assembly, testing, inspection, and other production tasks according to established procedures and work instructions. Follow all safety requirements and use the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). Maintain accurate production records and documentation to support product quality and traceability. Identify and communicate quality concerns, process issues, and opportunities for improvement to team leadership. Work with supervisors and teammates to meet daily production goals and performance expectations. Follow applicable quality, environmental, and manufacturing procedures. Apply basic Lean Manufacturing principles and participate in continuous improvement activities. Maintain a professional, cooperative attitude and contribute to a productive team environment.Work Environment • Hands-on manufacturing and production setting. Repetitive tasks and handling of small components. May require standing or sitting for extended periods. Required work attire, safety procedures, and PPE will be explained during onboarding and training.Important Schedule Expectations Consistent attendance, punctuality, and the ability to work the assigned weekend schedule are essential to success in this position. Candidates must be able to meet the established shift requirements and comply with all safety, quality, and company policies.