Sr. Instruments Technician

Marmon Holdings, Inc.•Charlottesville, VA

3d•$23 - $27

About The Position

The Sr. Instruments Technician performs light mechanical and electrical assembly of moderate- to high-complexity products across the MicroAire instrument product line. The role builds and tests new products and repairs instruments according to procedures and drawings, and is qualified to build 25 or more instruments in the assembly and repair areas. The position is part of the Instrument Assembly and Repair department and reports to the Operations Supervisor. The technician works across multiple assembly cells and supports repair processing, quality compliance, troubleshooting, product testing, and the training of new Instrument Technicians. The role has no supervisory responsibilities. Work takes place in an office or instrument assembly environment, with periodic review by mentors or other technical staff.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Three to five years of manufacturing experience.
Mechanical and/or soldering experience.
Blueprint reading experience or training.
J-STD-001 certification.
Training in applicable CGMP and ISO procedures before assignment to specific work instructions.
Manual dexterity and ability to sit and stand for extended periods during assembly.
Ability to use hand tools and equipment appropriate to assembly, repair, soldering, and product testing.
Ability to assemble and fit instrument components accurately to specified tolerances.
Ability to perform functional testing, isolate faults, and interpret results and instrument operation.
Ability to follow work instructions and quality procedures, maintain accurate records, and document NCMRs.
Ability to work with Engineering, support other assembly cells, and guide new technicians.

Nice To Haves

Electrical assembly experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Assemble and repair instruments using manual dexterity and a variety of hand tools.
Solder electronic components.
Adjust, align, and fit component parts to close tolerances.
Interpret detailed blueprints, assembly drawings, verbal and written instructions, and related documents.
Determine fittings and adjustments during assembly and repair within established guidelines.
Use knowledge of instrument function to identify causes of poor performance or operational failure.
Plan work sequences and assess completed work with minimal supervision.
Test products according to documented performance guidelines.
Use the manufacturing computer system; pick parts for work orders and package completed products for inventory as needed.
Follow applicable CGMP and ISO procedures and maintain a clean, organized workstation.
Work across multiple assembly cells and assist with repair processing to meet customer demand.
Troubleshoot issues and create nonconforming material reports (NCMRs) before presenting nonconformances to Engineering.
Work with Manufacturing Engineering and New Product Development Engineering on new products and process improvements.
Oversee on-the-job training for new Instrument Technicians; the role has no supervisory responsibilities.
Perform other assigned duties and activities.
Participate in departmental quarterly planning and make recommendations consistent with company values.
Follow departmental protective equipment procedures.
Complete required training in applicable CGMP and ISO procedures before assignment to specific work instructions.