Repair Technician - 1st Shift - Starting at $20.08/hr

Stryker•Kalamazoo, MI

1d•$20 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

The Repair Technician will diagnose, disassemble, and repair Stryker Instruments, including sub-assemblies, Loaners, Certified Pre-Owned items, and customer-owned units. This role ensures products meet safety, quality, and quantity standards by following procedures and directions. The technician will resolve issues independently, communicate updates to the Support Team, and assist peers by offering advice and solutions, including coaching for international repair. Training new team members, sharing improvement suggestions, and supporting other team members are key aspects of this position. The role requires compliance with document procedures, maintaining an orderly workstation, and timely completion of training. Accurate use of material flow processes and quick adaptation to changing conditions are essential. The technician will work from engineering drawings and/or documented instructions. Contribution to operations projects, Business Unit Projects, and Lean Continuous Improvement initiatives, including participation in MDI (Managing for Daily Improvement), problem-solving, and running Tier 1 as needed, is expected. Submitting suggestions and solutions in safety, quality, or lean programs is also part of the role.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
1+ years of experience in manufacturing environment
Experience reading prints and schematics
SAP, 1PLM, Excel experience

Responsibilities

Diagnose, disassemble & repair Stryker Instruments including sub-assemblies, Loaners, Certified Pre-Owned items, and customer-owned units, to ensure quality, correctness, and proper procedures are followed.
Ensure products meet safety, quality, and quantity standards; follow procedures and directions to meet product specifications.
Resolve issues independently and communicate updates the Support Team.
Assist others in resolving issues by offering advice and solutions, coaching peers associated with international repair.
Train new team members, sharing insight on improvement suggestions, working on various work centers/repairs, and supporting other team members and support staff by sharing knowledge, best practices, and experience.
Comply with document procedures; maintain an orderly, compliant workstation, and ensure on-time completion of all required training.
Use material flow processes accurately, learning and responding quickly to changing conditions.
Work from engineering drawings and/or follow documented instructions.
Contribute to operations projects/Business Unit Projects/Lean Continuous Improvement, participating in MDI (Managing for Daily Improvement), problem-solving, and run Tier 1 as needed while also submitting suggestions and solutions in the areas of safety, quality, or lean programs.