Operations Associate I (Hourly)

About the Role

WORK SHIFT DAY

Summary Of Duties: May perform at least one of the following job functions: medical device assembly, picking orders, and boxing product as a production team member.

Key Responsibilities

• Assembles medical products on an assembly operation, performing a variety of tasks on a rotating basis.
• Performs on-line and in-process visual inspection of products to ensure specifications per work order and procedure are followed.
• Ensures product assembled meets quality standards.
• Rejects product outside of specifications.
• Picks and verifies orders for accuracy.
• Prepares shipments including labels.
• Performs the basic boxing procedures.
• Adheres to safety standards.
• Working overtime may be required for this position.
• Performs other tasks, as required.

Physical/Environmental Demands

• Lifting -- Not to exceed 50 lbs.
• Writing
• Sitting
• Standing
• Bending
• Visual acuity
• Color perception
• Depth perception
• Reading
• Field of vision/peripheral
• Fine motor skills
• Noise
• Chemical vapors
• Soldering fumes

Minimum Qualifications

• Education equivalent to a high school diploma.
• Demonstrates competencies and ability to rotate in a specific assembly line.
• Ability to meet line rate expectations.
• Ability to recognize, identify and distinguish between different medical products by their appearance.
• Excellent attention to detail and accuracy in checking information.
• Knowledge of basic math and the ability to apply it in work situations.
• Ability to understand and follow verbal and written instructions in performing repetitive tasks.
• Ability to work as a team member.
• Ability to perform a variety of tasks requiring dexterity and fine motor skills.
• Ability to visually check work performed and identify whether a product has been assembled correctly.
• Dependability in coming to work on time and meeting company attendance guidelines.

Competencies

• Medical product assembly/eye-hand coordination
• Assembly line rotation
• Quality inspection

Infectious Control Risk Category III: Employment and procedures that do not require exposure to blood or body fluids.