Machine Operator I - DVT (Days)

Medline Industries, LP•Redmond, OR

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Medline ReNewal in Redmond, Oregon is hiring for a DVT Technician. This role is responsible for all stages of reprocessing compression sleeves and tourniquets, ensuring compliance with Medline ReNewal’s standard operating procedures and FDA guidelines for patient safety. The work involves sorting, cleaning, drying, testing, packaging, sealing, and preparing devices for shipment. The reprocessing of compression sleeves and tourniquets is a significant part of Medline ReNewal's business model, with work teams operating four days a week (Monday-Thursday).

Requirements

Must be able to communicate in basic English with management and co-workers (Speak and basic reading ability required).
Sit or stand for 10 hour shifts with appropriate meal and rest breaks.
Work in a room with washing machines, dryers, racks, tables, and limited room for movement.
Work in a room with continuous moderate to high level of noise.
Lift, push, or pull batches of devices averaging 50 lbs up to 50 times per day.
Perform repetitive tasks, some of which are small motion tasks through the entire shift.
Focused and detail oriented to be able to identify product discrepancies or flaws and take appropriate action.

Nice To Haves

High School Diploma or GED
Any prior work experience in a manufacturing role is preferred

Responsibilities

Open boxes to remove DVT laundry bags, stacking on rack system and breaking down and recycling boxes.
Sort and count devices, placing plugs on connection tubes before washing and removing them after washing to prevent moisture from entering air inflation units.
Place compression sleeves and tourniquets into washing machines and washing to company standards.
Remove compression sleeves and tourniquets from washing machines when cycles are complete and loading them into bins to transport into the work area.
Place sleeves and tourniquets into appropriate drying machine and removing them once complete.
Use pressurized air to test air chambers in compression sleeves or tourniquets to ensure proper working order, marking and tagging as appropriate.
Use of lint roller to remove any residue or particles remaining after washing and drying of devices.
Folding, packaging, labeling and sealing the packages of compression sleeves and tourniquets, confirming devices are accurate according to labels.
Inspect the seal of the packaging, double checking that the device in the package matches label description.
Preparing boxes, placing devices in the boxes and scanning to track devices, closing/sealing boxes, labeling boxes, then stacking on a pallet and transporting to.
Other duties may be assigned.