Manufacturing Operator/D (FOT) - Littleton - Contingent Conversion

Job Band:  Job Band 17 (JB17) 
Hiring Manager:  Herbie L Collins 
Lead Recruiter:  Betsy Vang 
State:   
Country:  United States 

 

Our ability to grow, develop new capabilities and serve even more patients around the world depends on associates like you, who are passionate about our mission. Thank you for considering this new opportunity to further unlock your potential.

JOB TITLE:  Manufacturing Operator

 

 

JOB SUMMARY

The primary responsibilities of this position require work to be conducted in a medical manufacturing clean room environment. Tasks include learning and performing procedures and associated documentation to assemble, bond, or weld components or subassemblies together in accordance with assembly drawings and written or verbal procedures.

 

 

ESSENTIAL DUTIES

• Performs area clearance and verification of Material Equipment and Documentation (MED’s) and executes successive checks on product.
• Maintains accountability for product and process quality levels and required documentation.
• Complies with various governmental regulatory agency guidelines i.e. ISO, OSHA, GMPs, etc. on the manufacturing floor.
• Pro-actively stops production if a quality issue arises and may participate in the resolution process.
• Participates in all required quality, process, team, and safety training.
• Alerts leadership personnel of coverage problems within a work cell or production area.
• Understands the quality needs of a clean room environment, adheres to associated policies adheres to the company’s personal hygiene standards, and performs gowning of clean room attire in the allotted time prior to start up.
• Adheres to strict attendance guidelines.
• Demonstrates basic understanding of manufacturing operating procedures and quality systems required to assemble, bond, or weld subassemblies or assemblies together.
• Learns and applies proper use and techniques for pressure gauges, calipers, flow meters, micrometers, and indicator dials.
• Completes on-going training and demonstrates knowledge of ergonomic principles and how to apply them.
• Completes on-going training and can communicate knowledge and apply procedures for handling hazardous waste.
• Ability to build multiple products and assemblies of all sizes under all company and quality guidelines.
• Responsible for handling, collecting, labeling, and/or transfering hazardous chemical waste following established procedures and guidelines.
• Responsible for maintaining a certain standard of cleanliness and sanitation per standard operating procedures and associated regulatory documentation. 

• Reponsible for managing and distributing clean room garments.

• Accurately identifies all materials within the facility and controls their physical location.
• Performs physical transport, lifting, order pulling or picking, stocking, and receipt and delivery of materials to and from established areas within the cleanroom. 
• Moves materials around the plant by manual physical transport requiring lifting, pushing, and pulling.
• Performs data entry transactions within the relevant computer systems to ensure accurate record keeping.  
• Assists all areas/departments with material support for ECOs, samples, projects, and/or plant tests.
• Assists in resolution of problems encountered pertaining to material handling and inventory control.
• Performs inventory counts and assists in the root cause investigation of discrepancies.
• Coordinates recycling program including prescribed sorting, and coordination with supplier for returns.
• Follows all company policies and established operating procedures for the assigned material handing operations.
• Requires the ability to work overtime to meet business requirements.

 

 

 

MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

 

Education

High School Diploma or GED preferred.

 

Experience

Previous assembly experience helpful but not required.

 

Skills