Fabrication Technician

Martin Bionics•Oklahoma City, OK
•Onsite

About The Position

The Fabrication Technician is responsible for fabricating, finishing, and preparing the components and assemblies used in Martin Bionics' prosthetic products and services. Primary responsibilities include meeting production goals, preparing and modifying plastic and carbon fiber components, pulling plastic, mixing plaster, laminating sockets with resin, and finalizing components for assembly of prosthetic sockets.

Requirements

  • High school diploma, required
  • Working knowledge of hand tools, required

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in a warehouse or manufacturing environment utilizing a variety of equipment, preferred
  • Previous experience in prosthetic fabrication, preferred

Responsibilities

  • Prepare parts and materials for assembly of check sockets
  • Cut, grind, and finish plastic and carbon fiber sockets
  • Cut and buff components for assembly
  • Pull plastic, mix plaster, and laminate sockets with resin
  • Apply Loctite to fasteners and prepare components for attachment to prosthetic sockets
  • Maintain a clean, organized, and orderly work area
  • Organize raw materials, components, and supplies
  • Track and maintain inventory levels
  • Follow all safety procedures and OSHA requirements
  • Properly use tools, equipment, and required personal protective equipment
  • Meet established production goals while maintaining quality and accuracy
  • Complete assigned work efficiently and within established timelines
  • All other job duties as assigned.

Benefits

  • Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance plans, including generous employer contribution to health insurance premium
  • Company provided life insurance, long-term disability insurance, and ability to add supplemental insurance options
  • 11 paid holidays annually, including 2 floating holidays
  • 3 weeks of paid time off annually
  • 401(k) retirement plan with 3% company match
  • FSA
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