Machine Operator (1st Shift)

LIFE SCIENCE OUTSOURCING INC•Brea, CA

22d•$20 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

At Life Science Outsourcing (LSO), we bring medical innovations to life. With locations in both Brea, California, and Somersworth, New Hampshire, LSO is a leading FDA and ISO 13485-certified contract manufacturer serving the medical device, biotech, and pharmaceutical industries. We partner with clients from concept to commercialization through specialized services including packaging, sterilization, testing, and contract manufacturing. We are currently seeking a Machine Operator (1st Shift) to join our growing East Coast Manufacturing Team. Primary responsibilities of the Machine Operator are to monitor/operate the production and packaging machinery in an efficient/safe manner, perform material roll changes (film/paper), perform in-process inspections, and to complete related documentation and device records in accordance with applicable Standard Operating Procedures, Work Instructions, and the Quality Management System. Daily duties and assignments are subject to change based on production needs and departmental requirements. We encourage you to submit a resume with salary requirements.

Requirements

Basic equipment operation, mechanical, and troubleshooting skills.
Consistent high degree of attention to detail, demonstrated concern for accuracy.
Good interpersonal skills with demonstrated ability to function successfully in a team environment.
Ability to multitask and respond to changing priorities and instructions.
Ability to read, comprehend, and follow written instructions and procedures; capable of reading/interpreting gauges and measuring devices.
Ability to comprehend and retain working knowledge of the complete product line through the use of written documentation and work instructions.
Excellent hand dexterity / small motor skills, eye-hand coordination; able to use small tools and assembly equipment.
Patience to tolerate long periods of repetitive tasks.
Must be physically able to sit or stand for extended periods of time.
Must have the ability to walk extended distances as needed.
Clarity of vision at 20 inches or more; able to view a computer monitor for extended periods of time.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds using proper lifting techniques.

Responsibilities

Monitor/operate automated and semi-automated production/packaging equipment, including equipment start/stop, production operation, and basic troubleshooting.
Perform material roll changes, including film/sealing paper.
Monitor in-process material status and ensure the packing crew has adequate materials for ongoing production packaging needs.
Assemble and/or kit light medical parts/components per documented procedures and work instructions; package work-in-process (WIP) and finished goods, per packaging instructions.
Perform/document in-process and final inspection of assembled components; notify Production Cell Team Leader/Production Group Leader when components fail to meet specification, or when issues arise.
Ensure that all materials, including in-process rejections, are properly accounted for daily.
Accurately complete all designated paperwork and forms.
Ensure compliance with all sanitation and hygiene policies and procedures associated with the safe handling and assembly of medical devices, as stated in company policies and work instructions.
Ensure compliance with written procedures and ISO requirements.
Maintains a safe, clean, and professional working environment.
Other support duties, as assigned.