Assembly Operator (2nd Shift)

Nissha Medical Technologies•New Richmond, WI

11h•Onsite

About The Position

Nissha Medical Technologies – New Richmond is home to the Isometric Micro Molding Center of Excellence, where highly skilled teams take pride in solving some of the most challenging manufacturing problems in medical technology. Located in New Richmond, Wisconsin, this campus brings together deep expertise in micro molding, precision tooling, and micro automated assembly to support devices where precision, reliability, and miniaturization truly matter. Our New Richmond team plays a critical role in helping customers turn complex ideas into scalable, manufacturable solutions for applications such as drug delivery, surgical robotics, diagnostics, and minimally invasive devices. Collaboration is at the heart of how we work, engineers, toolmakers, operators, and quality professionals work side by side to push boundaries, improve processes, and continuously raise the bar. As part of Nissha Medical Technologies, the New Richmond site combines the agility and hands‑on culture of a specialized center of excellence with the resources and global reach of a worldwide CDMO. Nissha Medical Technologies is the medical devices business unit and a wholly owned subsidiary of Nissha Co., Ltd., a publicly held Japanese company headquartered in Kyoto, Japan (TSE: 7915). Together, our teams are united by a shared commitment to craftsmanship, innovation, and making a meaningful impact on healthcare.

Requirements

Minimum of High School Diploma or equivalent
Ability to read blueprints and use measuring devices

Nice To Haves

Basic reading and math skills required
Basic computer proficiency in MS Word and Outlook required

Responsibilities

Handle small plastic injection molded parts with hands and complete projects in accordance with approved procedures
Monitor and control assigned process, ensuring production activities are carried out in accordance with approved procedures and guidelines.
Seek solutions for problems associated with assigned processes and communicate any identified defects in materials, damage, or concerns to Supervisor.
Document any defects, damage or changes in specified logs according to work procedures.
Ensure work areas are maintained in a clean and organized manner.
Perform quality checks with appropriate measuring devices per job instructions.
Look through microscope at small hand-held items throughout shift.