1st Shift Passivation Operator

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micropulseColumbia City (IN)

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Job Description
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Set up and operate acid baths and rinse tanks per the instructions provided Verify and prepare parts according to the setup sheet Run parts through the appropriate acid baths and rinse tanks per the setup sheet Use air gun to remove liquid from parts after the passivation process is complete Visually inspect parts to determine conformance to specifications Create setup sheets for new jobs Accurately document processes as required Maintain a clean and organized work area Always maintain a high level of safety practices Train others on the operation as requested Education and/or ExperienceN/A Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities Attention to detail Ability to adapt to workload Good observation and time management skills Ability to multitask Ability to work in a fast paced environment Good computer skills Environmental &
Physical Demands: Exposure to nitric and citric acid Manufacturing environment. May require sitting or standing for long periods of time Occasional exposure to loud noise May require lifting up to 10lbs\nCompany
Description: Micropulse is a medical device manufacturer in Columbia City, IN, specializing in surgical instruments, implants, cases and trays and sterilization and packaging.
Company Description: Micropulse is a medical device manufacturer in Columbia City, IN, specializing in surgical instruments, implants, cases and trays and sterilization and packaging.

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