Lab Technician I-Assembler - Clean Room - 2nd shift

L.S. Starrett Company•Waite Park, MN

3d•$20 - $23•Onsite

About The Position

Tru-Stone Technologies is seeking a detail-oriented, quality-minded Lab Technician I-Assembler to build precision products from granite and other materials for the semiconductor and other industries. The position works in a state-of-the-art, climate-controlled clean-room facility in Waite Park, Minnesota. The role involves preparing, assembling, inspecting, and cleaning components and finished products, producing precision surfaces on granite parts, and ensuring products meet customer and company quality standards. The position is full-time, on the second shift, generally Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; training may take place on first shift. Pay is $20–$23 per hour, plus a 15% second-shift differential. Entry-level candidates may receive a $2,000 sign-on bonus, with an additional $1,000 for second shift during the first year.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent experience.
At least one year of manufacturing experience is required.
Ability to perform assembly work that may involve stooping, bending, and climbing.
Availability for the night/second shift is required.

Nice To Haves

At least six months of manufacturing experience is helpful.
Knowledge of precision measuring equipment.
Basic understanding of blueprints, work orders, or instructions.

Responsibilities

Assemble, inspect, clean, and prepare subcomponents and finished products for shipment.
Produce precision surfaces on granite components before assembly using lapping plates or automated equipment.
Continuously monitor products to ensure they meet prescribed quality, customer, and company requirements and standards.
Prepare, clean, and assemble granite components of various sizes in a clean-room environment.
Assemble mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic components; soldering and performance or function testing may be required.
Lift and position workpieces manually or with hoists, cranes, or forklifts, and secure them on tables or stands.
Set up, operate, or tend tools that remove material from workpieces.
Measure workpieces using precision measuring devices.
Use blueprints, work orders, or instructions to determine product specifications, requirements, and operational sequences.
Support Operational Excellence and other continuous improvement programs as needed.