Operator II - 1st Shift
$29.95/hour
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Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$29.95/hour
About the role
- This position works out of our Plymouth, MN, location in the Electrophysiology (EP) division.
- Main Purpose of RoleAs an Operator II, you'll work under direct supervision, performing routine and repetitive assembly operations and processes.
- What You'll Work OnPerforms Casting/Coating functions
- Examines medical devices and related assemblies after molding operations to locate bubbles, nicks and/or excess epoxy
- Utilizes small drills, reamers, taps, and knives to access bubbles and remove excess epoxy
- Patches and repairs bubbles or voids using syringes and small tools; bakes parts to cure epoxy patches
- Performs Mechanical Assembly functions
- Kits, assembles, bonds, coats, and processes medical devices and related parts using microscopes and applicable toolsLocates and corrects problems by examining devices and components and visually inspecting parts/assemblies
- Repairs and corrects devices and related components using microscopes and applicable tools
- Performs Packaging Functions
- Kits, assembles, and packages devices and related accessories using applicable toolsLocates and corrects problems using a microscope and applicable tools
- Reviews all device documentation for completeness and accuracy
- May set-up/utilize special test equipment
- ShiftMonday - Thursday, 5:00 am - 3:30 pmRequired Qualifications
- High school diploma or GEDTypically, two plus years of relevant training/experience in medical device assembly
- The ability to read, write, and communicate effectively in English is also required; this requirement includes clear, understandable speech and demonstrated comprehension skills
- Must have the ability to on occasion lift up to approximately 25 pounds
- The ability to work overtime is required
- Previous microscope experience is highly desired
- AA degree in Electrical/Mechanical Technology, or comparable specialized training in and working knowledge of the manufacture of implantable medical devices or equivalent is desired.
- Five years or more of medical device or related assembly experience is preferred.
- Learn More about EP in Manufacturing
- Creating Life-Changing Tech with our Electrophysiology Team in Minnesota - YouTubeLearn more about our health and wellness benefits, which provide the security to help you and your family live full lives.
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