Assembly Tech

Exalta Group•Marquette, MI

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Assembly Technician – All Levels: represents an entry level position through an advanced level. The Assembly Technician will continue to develop technical skills in their assigned areas, further their growth as team contributors, and begin using their experience and technical abilities to demonstrate leadership characteristics. The position requires hands-on experience and growing proficiency of EXALTA's most complicated processes. This position is critical in helping Resolve Surgical Technologies maximize the number of patients served while maintaining a high level of quality and safety.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent required
1 year of equivalent work experience preferred
High School diploma or equivalent required
2+ years of equivalent work experience preferred
High School diploma or equivalent required
Recommended 5+ years of experience of equivalent work experience preferred
Operation monitoring to ensure a machine is working properly
Equipment selection
Basic to advanced department-specific hand and machine tool knowledge
Computer skills (following SOP’s, navigating One Drive/SharePoint, Propel)
Basic to Advanced inspection techniques
Basic to Advanced SAP knowledge/fundamentals
Equipment selection and maintenance knowledge
Good verbal and written communication skills
Strong active listening skills
Ability to stay focused while performing repetitive tasks for long periods of time
Ability to follow directions, learn, and adapt
Critical thinking & problem solving
Team player with ability to work cooperatively with others
Positive attitude
Participation (willingness to learn and take on new challenges, grow with company, willingness to train)
Mechanical aptitude
Work Ethic and Punctuality (follow work schedule, work full duration of shift, and work overtime as needed)
Ability to multitask and attention to detail
Role model for others
Peer to peer mentoring
Strong demonstration of EXALTA's Values, Mission, and Vision
Safety and Quality mindset

Responsibilities

Follow blueprints and work instructions for implant and instrument assembly
Accurate documentation of inventory use and packaging related functions
IVS: Assembly of instruments with 1-3 lower-level parts (entry to advanced)
Zimmer: Cable welding of different material types/controller settings (entry to advanced)
DPS: Cable cutting, orbit forming, and laser etch (entry to advanced)
CEA: labeling, documentation, packaging, working in a controlled environment area (entry to advanced)
Measure, examine, or test completed units to check for defects and ensure specifications using precision instruments
Maintain hand and machine tools in proper operation condition
May be responsible for some of all Material Handler activities (entry to advanced)
Supports cycle counts
Maintain a clean and safe working environment in accordance with Resolve’s safety protocols and OSHA requirements.
Assembles a limited number of implants and instruments
May be responsible for laser etch/weld processes, including set-up and fixture machines
Assist with coordinating and conducting training where applicable and needed
Proficient in the assembly of a number of implants and instruments
Cross-trained in multiple areas