Final Processor (Weekend Day Shift - Friday, Saturday & Sunday)

MicroPort•Arlington, TN

2d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Final Processor, you will perform the latter production operations for MicroPort’s medical devices. Eyes for greatness and hands on details must be demonstrated daily because the processes are just prior to the customer using the products. The overall purpose of this position is to perform product laser marking, cleaning, assembly, and packaging of devices; however, a strong product and packaging knowledge base, a commitment to quality, and excellent interpersonal skills within a team environment are imperative in this role.

Requirements

A quality focus with a strong attention to detail.
A strong work ethic with a sense of urgency.
A motivated self-starter attitude that works well independently or within teams.
Visual acuity requirements apply to the role, including peripheral, color, and depth perception.
High School Diploma or GED
Some mechanical aptitude.
Basic computer application skills.
Ability to read and write in English.
Ability to operate within and sustain an organized work environment.
Demonstrate company core values.

Nice To Haves

Technical School Training
Level II: 2 years of related experience required.
Sr.: 3 years of related experience required.

Responsibilities

Demonstration of our core values of Quality, Integrity, Accountability, Efficiency, Innovation, Aspiration, Dedication, and Collaboration.
Strict adherence to standard operating procedures including all safety, personal protection equipment, personal hygiene and Environmentally Controlled Area gowning policies.
Adherence to all quality requirements including in process visual inspection, peel back testing, burst testing, accurate handling / entry of production data on device records, applicable software, and equipment such as JDE and V-100 systems.
Timely completion of all required training and preventive maintenance activities.
Proficiently perform Final Processing operations including:
Unite: An understanding of quality inspection techniques and equipment including use of calipers and the V-100 inspection system.
Packaging: Package assembly and the full operational use of pouch sealers, thermoform tray sealers and non-sterile bagging equipment.
Carton: Secondary packaging and label placement including usage of the VEI Packaging Label Verification System.
Labeling: Usage of label software and printers.
Effective communication with other personnel, management and engineering groups to solve problems and transfer information.
Product Assembly: Requires an understanding of blueprints including GD&T, as well as the effective and safe usage of applicable tools, fixtures and chemicals.
Laser: Requires the ability to read a blueprint and the usage of the Laser Marking systems.
Sterile Shipment Preparation: Includes accurate completion of sterilization batch paperwork and palletizing sterile shipment boxes for transport to sterilization.
Cleaning: Requires the safe handling of chemicals for both automated and manual clean lines, automated washers, and sinks.
The training of other Final Processors on procedures, processes and equipment.