Production Associate I - Weekend Shift - $21.25 + $2.00 Shift Premium

Posted 4 days ago

strykerSalt Lake City (UT)

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Job TitleWork Flexibility: OnsiteSchedule: Friday - Sunday, 4am - 5:30pm, OT as needed by the businessJob DescriptionUnder general supervision, assembles components that may include sub-assemblies, manual components, electrical components, and all other related components to contribute to the completion of a variety of productsPrepare and process electrical and mechanical components for assigned product linesWork from process work instructions and test procedures to complete tasks along with monitoring and recording related documentation to meet quality requirementsFollow production build rates, and schedules and meet required cycle timesInterface with manufacturing systems using computers or other electronic devices as requiredAssemble cartons and containers and prepare products for shipment in accordance with domestic, international, and/or customer specificationsResponsible for set-ups, work preparation, clean-up, and quality assurance of own work and work areaCommitted to quality by striving for reliability and quality in our products, continuously searching for ways to enhance performance, and meeting all training and documentation criteriaMeet work schedule and overtime requirements, including weekendsQualificationsPreferred QualificationsHigh School or GEDManufacturing Experience$21.25 Hourly plus bonus eligible + benefitsTravel Percentage: 0%Stryker Corporation is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, ethnicity, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status. Stryker is an EO employer – M/F/Veteran/Disability.

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