Production Associate I - Weekend Shift - $21.25/hr. plus $2.00 Shift Premium

Stryker•Salt Lake City, UT

7d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Production Associate I, you will prepare, process, clean, install, assemble, rework, verify, test, and/or inspect electrical and mechanical components, hardware, subassemblies, and assemblies on single or multiple product lines. This role involves advanced manual work such as UV Bond, soldering, and crimping, while maintaining clean room standards per standard operating procedure. You will be responsible for quality and adherence to manufacturing process requirements, building product by following all certified processes and meeting manufacturing goals. Additionally, you will record information, perform verifications, maintain accurate records, handle and transport components, set up and operate manufacturing equipment, and train/certify others as directed. You will also execute validation protocols and support continuous improvements.

Requirements

High School or GED
1+ years of Manufacturing or Medical Device Experience
Clean room Experience
Ability to lift/carry 10-50 lbs. on a frequent basis depending on site and product line, may rarely lift/carry 50-75 lbs.
Prolonged stooping, kneeling, crouching, bending, sitting, standing and/or crawling as appropriate.
Requires hand grasp ability.

Responsibilities

Prepare, process, clean, install, assemble, rework, verify, test, and/or inspect electrical and mechanical components, hardware, subassemblies, and assemblies.
Perform advanced manual work such as UV Bond, soldering, and crimping.
Maintain clean room standards per standard operating procedure.
Maintain responsibility for quality and adherence to manufacturing process requirements.
Build product by following all processes in which certified and completing other assigned work, while meeting manufacturing goals and metrics.
Record information, perform verifications, and maintain accurate records on shop floor paperwork.
Demonstrate and apply a solid understanding of Lean Manufacturing principles.
Handle, transport, store, and inspect components and final assembly devices.
Set up and operate manufacturing equipment.
Train/certify others on process steps as directed by Supervisor.
Red line documents in need of correction and assist with resolution.
Execute validation protocols and engineering evaluations with supervision.
Support continuous improvements through idea submission and leading assigned projects.
Meet work schedule and overtime requirements, including weekends.