Air & Reference Assembler I

Nova Biomedical•Waltham, MA

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Air & Reference Assembler I processes reference sensors, air detectors, and non-sensing devices for core and OEM analyzers. Under general supervision, the assembler performs routine assembly operations and, after training, works independently and efficiently. The role is responsible for producing high-quality assemblies while meeting manufacturing schedules. This role involves working with very small parts and components in a high-volume production environment. It requires fine motor dexterity, visual acuity, repeated hand and wrist movements, use of small hand tools, and prolonged sitting at a production workstation. Employees assemble and manipulate small components and stretch or install tubing throughout the shift while following ergonomic and safety practices.

Requirements

At least 2 years of manufacturing experience building small assemblies, working with epoxies, and using small hand tools.
Ability to work with various epoxies, solvents, and chemicals.
High attention to detail throughout the assembly process.
Ability to set up and operate a variety of production equipment.
Ability to understand assembly procedures, drawings, verbal instructions, and related documentation.
Fine motor dexterity and visual acuity to work with very small parts and components.
Ability to perform repetitive hand and wrist movements, use small hand tools, manipulate and assemble small components, and stretch or install tubing throughout the shift.
Ability to perform repetitive assembly tasks for extended periods in a high-volume production environment and sit for prolonged periods at a workstation.
Ability to maintain appropriate positioning and follow ergonomic and safety practices.

Responsibilities

Process reference sensors, air detectors, and non-sensing devices for core and OEM analyzers.
Perform routine assembly operations under general supervision and work independently and efficiently once trained.
Produce high-quality assemblies while meeting manufacturing schedules.
Work with epoxies, solvents, and other chemicals as required during assembly.
Maintain careful attention to detail throughout assembly to support high product yields.
Set up and operate production equipment, including automatic dispensing equipment, UV adhesive systems, ultrasonic welders, laser coders, soldering irons, and leak testers.
Follow assembly procedures, drawings, verbal instructions, and related documentation.