Assembler

A medical device manufacturing client is looking to hire Assembly Operators onsite in Lowell, MA. This position is primarily responsible for operating workstations and associated systems used in the manufacturing of products sold to our customers. We are looking for reliable people who have basic knowledge of how to set up and operate workstations, perform visual and dimensional inspections needed to manufacture the products.

These are long-term contract positions with the possibility of being hired permanent. The interview process is one onsite interview to hire.

1. 1st Shift: Monday–Thursday, 5:00 AM – 3:30 PM | $19.00/hour
2. 2nd Shift: Monday–Thursday, 3:30 PM – 1:30 AM | $20.50/hour

Day To Day

• Comply with all Good Manufacturing Practices requirements to ensure products are consistently produced and controlled according to the Quality System.
• Has the responsibility of following established documentation for product manufacturing. Maintains cleanliness of work areas, machines, tools, and equipment.
• Takes direction within the manufacturing cell from upper-level operators assigned to that cell.
• Will be proficient in the task of loading components into product specific tools.
• Primary function, processing, and product fabrication.
• Performs in-process visual inspections with and without the use of microscopes in accordance with the requirements stated in the Process Control Document or as otherwise stated on drawings or work instructions.
• Performs pre/post-weld operations such as assembly and part cleaning.
• Performs workstation set-ups on qualified operations.
• Performs basic workstation set up and troubleshooting tasks.
• Performs various dimensional inspection using specific gauges, dimensional inspection systems, verniers and micrometers.
• Able to manually manipulate fragile wafers on a regular basis (site dependent).
• Works with small devices to load fixtures and process equipment.
• Makes basic measurements and math calculations relative to tolerances, dimensions.
• As instructed, adjusts machines to achieve conformance with specifications and maximum yield.
• Working knowledge of drawings, ability to interpret nomenclature and dimensions.
• Provides direction within the manufacturing cell to associates assigned to assist them.
• Assists Quality Control with inspection duties as required.
• Recognizes quality issues and communicates these issues to Quality and/or Supervisor
• Must accurately document all work performed on inspection reports and customer travelers.
• Assists in packaging of finished goods as needed.

Must Haves

• At least one year of experience in the medical device industry or in manufacturing
• Ability to read, write and speak fluent English.
• Strong attention to detail
• Ability to work in environment subject to fluctuations in heat, humidity, fumes, odors, dust, and noise.
• Knowledge of how to set up and operate workstations.
• Ability to provide information to engineers for determining root cause in order to identify the appropriate corrective actions.
• Knowledge of performing visual and dimensional inspections.