Assembly Technician I, Cartridge
snelling austinAustin (TX)
About the role
Job Description:
- Position Summary.
- The Assembly Technician I will manufacture instrumentation and/or consumables, working within established SOPs to develop and follow best processes for product assembly and inventory management.
- Essential Duties and Responsibilities.
- Perform Line Clearances and set-up the production line
- Document/Record activities and data on Batch Records/Device History Records (DHRs)
- Ensure completeness and accuracy of Batch Records/DHRsAssemble products following technical instructions and drawings/specifications
- Discern quality of parts and materials used in production
- Inventory parts and tools used in the assembling process
- Follow company Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and directives
- Help improve processes and provide feedback to ensure better output
- Test and inspect finished products for quality defects
- Maintain the tools used to create products Keep a clean and well-maintained workspace and equipment
- Education, Qualifications, and/or Experience.
- High school diploma or equivalent required
- At least 1 year of assembly experience preferred or 2 or more years of work in collaborative work environment with trained or instruction-based work responsibility.
- Prior experience working in an FDA regulated or ISO manufacturing environment with GMP knowledge preferred
- Ability to follow protocols, written instructions, SOPs while adhering to quality standards and requirements
- Basic computer skills, including MS Office, internet and email
- Possess excellent hand-eye coordination with an attention to detail
- Flexibility to handle changing needs and demands, as well as navigate process improvements
- Ability to set up and operate small, automated machinery with training and hand tools
- Experience working with small and intricate parts· Must possess strong teamwork skills and work well with others
- Physical Requirements.
- Repetitive Motion: Mostly computer use
- Weight Lifting: < 25 lbs
- Ability to sit or stand for extended periods of time
- Must possess good communications skills
- Occasional use of PPE may be required in laboratory/manufacturing/warehouse areas
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