Operator I

Abbott•Liberty, SC

1d•$13 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

This position works out of our Liberty, SC location in the Cardiac Rhythm Management Division. The role involves performing various assembly, casting/coating, mechanical assembly, and packaging functions for medical devices and related parts. The operator will use microscopes, specialized tools, and computerized test equipment to assemble, weld, solder, and x-ray devices, as well as identify and repair defects. Packaging functions include ensuring device documentation is complete and accurate. The role also requires supporting company initiatives, complying with regulatory requirements, and maintaining positive communication. The work environment is a production or clean-room manufacturing setting with minor chemical exposure and requires standing, sitting, and walking. Significant use of hands, arms, and good eye-hand coordination is necessary. Clear vision is required for reading instruments, devices, and production documents. Occasional lifting of up to 25 pounds may be required.

Requirements

High School Diploma/GED
Must have good hand-eye skills and mechanical aptitude.
Ability to work with close supervision when in training and then with moderate supervision once competent.
Basic computer skill knowledge

Nice To Haves

Electronic assembly experience preferred
Working knowledge of GMP and ISO Standards preferred
Ability to interpret and understand production documents and drawings to complete tasks

Responsibilities

Performs Electronic Assembly functions: Assembles, welds, solders and x-rays medical devices and related parts using microscopes and applicable tools.
Locates and corrects problems by examining x-rays and performing visual inspection of parts; Repairs and tests units using computerized test equipment.
Performs Casting/Coating functions: Examines medical devices and related assemblies after molding operations to locate bubbles, nicks and/or excess epoxy.
Utilizes small drills, reamers, taps and knives to access bubbles and remove excess epoxy; Patches and repairs bubbles or voids using syringes and small tools; bakes parts to cure epoxy patches.
Performs Mechanical Assembly functions: Kits, assembles, bonds coats and processes medical devices and related parts using microscopes and applicable tools.
Locates and corrects problems by examining devices and components and visually inspecting parts/assemblies; Repairs and corrects devices and related components using microscopes and applicable tools.
May set-up/utilize special test equipment.
Performs Packaging Functions: Kits, assembles and packages devices and related accessories using applicable tools.
Locates and corrects problems using microscope and applicable tools; Reviews all device documentation for completeness and accuracy.
Notifies supervisor of the need to replenish supplies/materials and of any production difficulties that cannot be readily corrected.
Performs other related duties as directed or assigned.
Support all Company initiatives as identified by management and in support of Quality Management Systems (QMS), Environmental Management Systems (EMS), and other regulatory requirements.
Complies with U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, other regulatory requirements, Company policies, operating procedures, processes, and task assignments.
Maintains positive and cooperative communications and collaboration with all levels of employees, customers, contractors, and vendors.