Machine Operator II - PTFE (Third Shift)

Cordis•Miami Lakes, FL

About The Position

This entry-level position produces medical components and associated subassemblies through repetitive bench work, under close supervision and according to detailed verbal and written instructions. The role includes preparing components for medical device assembly, assembling parts to approved standards and procedures, and setting up, adjusting, operating, maintaining, and cleaning moderately complex production machines. The operator may work at different workstations as production needs require, perform first-piece inspections with simple test equipment, document manufacturing activity, and enter stock and lot information into a computer or terminal. The role requires standing and/or walking for up to 100% of a shift and compliance with applicable safety, production, health, and environmental procedures.

Requirements

High school diploma.
At least 2 years of relevant experience.
Able to perform job functions while walking and/or standing for up to 100% of a shift.

Responsibilities

Performs simple to semi-complex tasks in preparation for medical device assembly.
Places parts in specified relationships to one another according to written documentation.
Assembles components according to approved standards and procedures.
Reads and follows procedures to assemble, start up, and operate production equipment.
Performs moderately complex machine setups and adjustments, and operates, maintains, and cleans machines of moderate complexity for assembly-line processes.
Works at different workstations as production needs require.
Performs moderately complex first-piece inspections using simple test equipment.
Accurately records and completes manufacturing documentation, including logbooks.
Communicates problems to a supervisor, technician, or engineer.
Performs stock/kanban transactions and enters lot information into a computer or terminal.
Completes basic production, health, safety, and environmental hazard training courses.
Follows corporate, safety, and production standard operating procedures.
Ensures personal and company compliance with applicable federal, state, local, and company health, safety, and environmental regulations, policies, and procedures.