Machine Operator II - BRAIDING (First Shift)

Cordis•Miami Lakes, FL

About The Position

The Machine Operator II - BRAIDING performs repetitive bench or production-line assembly and machine operations to mass-produce medical device products. Under close supervision and with detailed verbal and written instructions, the operator prepares materials and components, assembles products to approved standards, and operates production equipment. The role includes machine setup and adjustment, inspections, cut-to-length processing, packaging, documentation, inventory transactions, and maintaining a clean workstation. The operator may work at different stations, support pilot runs or custom product assembly, and provide guidance or training to entry-level associates. The position requires standing or walking for up to 100% of a shift and compliance with production, safety, health, and environmental procedures.

Requirements

High school diploma.
A minimum of 2 years of relevant experience.
Successful completion of training as an Operations Associate–Entry.
Ability to perform job functions while walking and/or standing for up to 100% of a shift.

Responsibilities

Perform repetitive bench or line assembly operations, including machine operations, to mass-produce medical device products.
Prepare for medical device assembly, including cut-to-length processes and packaging as needed.
Place parts in specified relationships to one another according to written documentation.
Assemble products according to approved standard operating procedures.
Read and follow operations sheets for assembly, startup, and operation of production equipment.
Set up, adjust, operate, maintain, and clean moderately complex machines used in assembly processes, including inspection and cut-to-length processes.
Work at different workstations and on production lines as manufacturing needs require.
Perform self-inspection of all assembly work.
Conduct basic to semi-complex quality inspections of own or others' work according to statistical process or other control procedures, as applicable.
Perform moderately complex first-piece inspections using simple test equipment.
Maintain a clean and orderly workstation.
Accurately complete manufacturing documentation, including logbooks.
Communicate problems to a supervisor, technician, or engineer.
Perform stock/kanban transactions and enter lot information into a computer or terminal.
Work with engineers or technicians on pilot runs and, as needed, assemble custom products.
Provide advice and guidance to, and potentially train, entry-level associates.
Participate in team-based activities.
Follow corporate, safety, and production standard operating procedures and applicable health, safety, and environmental regulations, policies, and procedures.