General Assembler - 3rd shift 9:00 PM to 5:00 AM (Entry Level)

Millenniumsoft•Glens Falls, NY

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Performs any combination of tasks involved in the manufacture and assembly of medical devices. Responsible for following safety policies and procedures, as well as all required GMP’s and applicable manufacturing procedures. The role involves assembling various products, components, and sub-assemblies using standard and specialty machines or hand operations. Tasks may include pressing, bonding, soldering, flaring, stripping, clamping, sanding, welding, mounting/dismounting, and inspecting parts. After training, the assembler must consistently meet daily production goals while producing high-quality products. Responsibilities also include setting up, operating, performing minor maintenance and troubleshooting on equipment, following material replenishment procedures, assisting in training, and participating in continuous improvement activities. The position requires the ability to work flexible hours, report to work punctually, and collaborate effectively in a team environment. Other duties may be assigned.

Requirements

Ability to read, write, interpret, comprehend, and consistently follow specifications written in English.
Able to perform basic math calculations and use measuring devices and tools.
Meets or exceeds dexterity requirements.
Ability to successfully demonstrate visual accuracy through company-approved program.
Displays a positive attitude.
Able to work flexible and/or extended hours.
Willingness to rotate into different tasks and responsibilities.
High School Diploma, GED, or Minimum of one (1) year medical device manufacturing experience, plus Minimum one (1) year of consecutive work experience.

Responsibilities

Responsible for following safety policies and procedures.
Responsible for following all required GMP’s and applicable manufacturing procedures.
Perform a variety of duties to assemble all types and sizes of product, components, and sub-assemblies using a variety of standard and specialty assembly machines or hand operations.
May be required to press, bond, solder, flare, strip, clamp, sand, weld, mount/takedown or inspect for appearance, gauging of parts by “no-go” or “go” gauges and set fixtures.
After initial training, shows the ability to consistently meet daily production goals while building a high-quality product, part, or subassembly to specification.
Set up, operates, perform minor maintenance and minor troubleshooting on equipment.
Follow department procedures on material replenishment.
Assists in training of manufacturing personnel.
Participate in continuous improvement activities to enhance team performance.
Must be able to work flexible hours and report to work on a regular, punctual basis.
Ability to work in a team environment and collaborate well with others.
Other duties as assigned.