Second Shift Entry Level Assembler $21.45/hr

Edwards Lifesciences•Salt Lake, UT

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About The Position

Edwards Lifesciences is hiring an Entry Level Assembler for second shift to assemble medical devices in a clean-room manufacturing environment. The role involves working across multiple assembly operations and stations, following work orders, instructions, and drawings, and using tools, equipment, and computers to complete and document production work accurately and on time. Assemblers also prepare and clean work areas, reconcile inventory, inspect their own and colleagues’ work, and support safe, quality-focused, continuous manufacturing. The schedule is Monday through Thursday, 4:00 PM to 2:30 AM, with possible overtime on Friday. Pay is listed as $19.50 per hour with an additional 10% for second shift; the posting title also lists $21.45 per hour. The position offers health, dental, and vision plans starting on day one; three weeks of vacation; two weeks of paid sick leave; 12 paid holidays; an annual bonus; education reimbursement; an employee stock purchase plan; a 401(k) with matching; 18 weeks of paid maternity leave at 100%; and 12 weeks of paid paternity leave at 100%.

Requirements

Able to read, comprehend, and speak English.
Elementary-level understanding of numerical functions.
Adhere to Edwards Environmental Health and Safety and Quality guidelines for clean-room medical-device manufacturing.
Ability to complete and retain training coursework and apply it when performing new and advanced work procedures.
Ability to work with minimum supervision by following detailed manufacturing instructions.
Ability to work in a team environment, primarily with colleagues and a supervisor.
Ability to provide and accept feedback effectively based on sequential work reviews.
Flexibility to work overtime to support smooth and continuous manufacturing processes.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or equivalent.
Good communication skills.

Responsibilities

Use tools and equipment to assemble medical devices precisely and on time at each workstation, becoming proficient in multiple operations.
Follow work order instructions and drawings, use computers to navigate drawings, and enter parts-status data.
Reconcile inventory at the start of the day and when transitioning to another work order.
Follow work instructions and SOPs, and record traceable information on device history records; enter data into manufacturing data systems as needed.
Perform line clearance by cleaning and sanitizing workstations at the start of the shift and when transitioning between work orders.
Ensure required components and tools are ready for each build.
Assess own work, including visual inspection under magnification when applicable, and sequentially review colleagues’ work.
Provide constructive feedback to teammates and escalate work issues or changes in equipment performance to a supervisor for assessment and correction.
Maintain punctuality, regular attendance, and work the full 10-hour period.
Perform general work-area housekeeping.