Medical Device Assembly
excel medical productsWixom (MI)
About the role
Job Description
About the Role:
Excel Medical Products in Wixom, MI is looking for a detail-oriented Medical Device Assembler to join their growing team. This is a great opportunity to be part of a precision-driven environment where your work directly impacts patient care and product quality. If you take pride in accuracy and craftsmanship, we want to hear from you!
Responsibilities:
Assemble medical devices and components according to engineering drawings, work instructions, and quality standards Inspect finished assemblies for defects, dimensional accuracy, and compliance with specifications Operate hand tools, fixtures, and assembly equipment in a cleanroom or controlled manufacturing environment Document production activities, lot traceability, and quality records per FDA and ISO regulations Identify and report non-conforming materials or process deviations to supervisors Maintain a clean, organized, and safe workstation in accordance with GMP guidelines Collaborate with quality and production teams to meet daily output and delivery goals
Requirements:
High school diploma or GED required Prior experience in medical device assembly, electronics assembly, or precision manufacturing preferred Ability to read and follow work instructions, BOMs, and technical drawings Strong attention to detail and manual dexterity for fine assembly work Familiarity with GMP, ISO 13485, or FDA quality system regulations is a plus Ability to stand, sit, and perform repetitive tasks throughout an 8-hour shift Reliable, punctual, and able to work effectively in a team-oriented environment
About Us:
Excel Medical Products is a trusted name in the medical device manufacturing industry, proudly serving healthcare professionals and patients from our facility in Wixom, MI. Our commitment to precision, quality, and innovation has earned us a reputation for excellence among our customers and partners. We foster a supportive workplace culture where employees are valued, trained, and empowered to grow their careers in the medical manufacturing field.
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