Manufacturing Technician II - 2nd Shift (Mon-Thurs)

Thermo Fisher Scientific•Marietta, OH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Manufacturing Technician II fabricates and constructs refrigeration systems for standard and custom laboratory equipment at Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Marietta Manufacturing site, part of the Laboratory Products Division. The role supports production of equipment used by pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology companies, and universities for life science research. Working second shift, Monday through Thursday from 3:30 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. on a 4x10 schedule, the technician assembles and tests refrigeration units, troubleshoots and repairs mechanical, electrical, and refrigeration-related issues, and documents inspection and production data. Overtime is noted as available or scheduled on Fridays. The position pays $20 per hour plus a 15% second-shift differential. Work requires adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices and safety standards, with some personal protective equipment required, such as safety glasses, gowning, gloves, lab coats, and ear plugs.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Ability to read and differentiate part numbers, labels, and work instructions.
Physical ability to stand, bend, reach, and handle bulky parts throughout the shift.
Ability to frequently lift up to 35 pounds.
Basic computer and keyboarding skills.
Must obtain initial brazing certification and maintain recertification.

Nice To Haves

Refrigerant Recovery Certification and completion of a Basic Refrigeration Course.
Previous experience with brazing and/or using a torch.
One year of experience in refrigeration, manufacturing, construction, maintenance, or an industrial setting.

Responsibilities

Assemble products and parts according to specifications, build sheets, and documented instructions, emphasizing personal and environmental safety and quality.
Route tubing, braze connections, and inspect for leaks according to quality and safety standards.
Fasten parts together using hand tools or portable power tools, including bolting, screwing, cementing, and brazing.
Operate tube-cutting and flaring equipment using machines and hand tools.
Evacuate and charge refrigeration units by pumping gases and oils according to documented specifications.
Inspect assembly components for leaks by connecting gas-handling equipment and following specified processes.
Perform final inspections to identify and resolve faults before product release.
Verify workpiece conformance using scales, refrigeration gauges, vacuum and pressure gauges, calipers, and other measuring tools.
Interpret test data from charts and reports to assess finished-unit operational quality.
Calibrate circuit boards as designated by PSS and product specifications.
Troubleshoot work-related problems and seek assistance when appropriate.
Perform mechanical, electrical, and refrigeration-related troubleshooting and repairs; identify fault causes and determine corrective action.
Remove burrs and rough spots from parts with a hand file or portable pneumatic grinder when needed.
Complete documents such as Final Inspection Reports and Total Quality Control sheets according to process guidelines.
Enter and retrieve unit- or serial-number data for final inspection reports and testing using Excel and other applications.
Enter product data into computer systems to track component serial numbers, scan bar codes, and record production rates and physical locations.
Transport, store, and replace gases and tanks while identifying contents and understanding related safety issues.
Comply with safety protocols and environmental regulations.
Perform other duties as assigned.