Precision Finishing, Deburring & Assembly

SUPREME SCREW PRODUCTS, INC.•Plainview, NY

7d•$24 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

AFP / Schivo is seeking a detail-oriented, dependable, quality-focused Precision Finishing, Deburring & Assembly Technician to support precision manufacturing operations in Berlin, Connecticut. The technician will deburr, polish, clean, inspect, and assemble precision-machined components used in medical devices, life-science instrumentation, diagnostics, and other high-precision applications. The role requires following manufacturing procedures, work instructions, production routers, and quality requirements while maintaining high standards of workmanship, cleanliness, and product quality. The work schedule is 4 p.m. to midnight, with overtime as needed. The technician will perform precision finishing and inspection; assemble mechanical and fluidic components; operate ultrasonic cleaning equipment; maintain component identification and traceability; and accurately document production and inspection work. They will collaborate with CNC machinists, assembly personnel, engineering, and quality teams, communicate quality concerns, and support production priorities and process improvement. The employer seeks an individual who takes ownership of finishing and inspection and helps ensure components meet manufacturing standards.

Requirements

Previous experience in manufacturing, component finishing, assembly, inspection, or a similar production environment.
Good manual dexterity and ability to work with small precision components.
Strong attention to detail and ability to identify visual defects.
Ability to read and follow written manufacturing instructions, routers, and procedures.
Basic understanding of engineering drawings and dimensional requirements, or willingness to learn.
Ability to use basic inspection tools or learn their proper use.
Good organizational skills and accurate recordkeeping.
Ability to work independently and collaborate effectively with the manufacturing team.
Reliable attendance and a strong work ethic.
Commitment to product quality and following established procedures.

Nice To Haves

Experience deburring and polishing CNC-machined metal or plastic components.
Experience with precision plastic materials such as PEEK, ULTEM, acetal, or similar engineering polymers.
Experience operating ultrasonic cleaning equipment.
Familiarity with incoming inspection and manufacturing quality procedures.
Experience with precision mechanical or fluidic assemblies.
Familiarity with ISO 9001 or ISO 13485 manufacturing environments.
Experience using microscopes, magnifiers, calipers, and micrometers.
Previous experience in medical device, diagnostics, life-science, or precision manufacturing industries.

Responsibilities

Deburr CNC-machined components with appropriate hand tools and finishing equipment, removing burrs, sharp edges, machining marks, and surface imperfections without affecting critical dimensions.
Polish and finish components according to engineering specifications and maintain consistent quality across production batches.
Visually inspect components for scratches, damage, burrs, contamination, and other defects; handle delicate close-tolerance components carefully.
Perform incoming and in-process inspections against engineering drawings, specifications, and quality requirements, using appropriate visual and dimensional inspection tools.
Monitor component quality, identify recurring defects, communicate concerns to CNC operators, production management, and quality personnel, and segregate and report nonconforming components.
Maintain accurate inspection records and documentation.
Assemble mechanical and fluidic components, fittings, seals, tubing, and other small parts according to work instructions; verify orientation, fit, cleanliness, and assembly quality.
Perform basic functional and visual inspections of completed assemblies and maintain component identification and traceability.
Operate ultrasonic cleaning equipment according to approved procedures, including specified solutions, temperatures, cycle times, and handling methods.
Inspect components before and after cleaning; rinse, dry, and prepare them for assembly, inspection, or packaging; maintain cleaning equipment and report operating issues.
Follow safety and chemical-handling procedures.
Follow manufacturing routers, methods, work instructions, and standard operating procedures, completing operations in sequence and ensuring required steps are finished before parts move to the next operation.
Record completed operations, quantities, inspection results, and production information accurately; maintain part identification and traceability; report discrepancies between instructions and production conditions.
Collaborate with CNC machinists, assembly personnel, engineering, and quality inspection; provide feedback about recurring defects and process-improvement opportunities.
Support manufacturing schedules and production priorities, maintain an organized, clean, and safe workstation, and assist with manufacturing, inspection, cleaning, and assembly activities as needed.
Complete assigned operations accurately and efficiently while maintaining finishing quality, identifying and reporting defects, maintaining documentation, and supporting production schedules and quality standards.