Responsible for inspecting incoming materials, components, and subassemblies to ensure compliance with engineering drawings, specifications, and quality requirements within a medical device manufacturing process.
Compensation
The annualized base salary range for this role is $45,400 - $68,100 and is bonus eligible.
Responsibilities
Perform incoming inspection activities in accordance with approved procedures, specifications, drawings, and inspection plans.
Interpret engineering drawings, geometric dimensions and tolerances (GD&T), material specifications, and manufacturing requirements.
Verify dimensional, visual, labeling, and documentation requirements for incoming materials and components.
Utilize precision measuring equipment including but not limited to calipers, micrometers, height gauges, optical comparators, and pin gauges.
Accurately record inspection results and complete the required quality records in accordance with Good Documentation Practices (GDP).
Requirements
Highschool diploma or equivalent required.
Preferred Minimum Non-Technical Degree: High School (H.S./GED) or Associate Degree
Assists chemists and chemical engineers conducting chemical and physical laboratory tests using instrumental techniques in making qualitative and quantitative analyses of solids, liquids and gaseous materials related to product development or quality control of production processes or products
Responsibilities
Determines the physical and chemical properties of compounds and materials using quantitative and qualitative chemical analysis
Performs a variety of chemical tests using instrumental methods and standard test equipment
Prepares materials for laboratory examination and conducts quality, safety, and compliance assessments
Follows established SOPs
Sets up and maintains lab equipment
Requirements
Vocational / Technical School or internal training program OR Equivalent Combination of Relevant Education & Experience or Skillset
Nice to have: Vocational/Technical Training Degree
Nice to have: Discipline/Major: Technical training preferred
The Manufacturing Toolmaker is responsible for all mechanical manufacturing aspects of jigs, fixtures, other fabrications for assembly cells, as well as preparation/assembly and fitting of new and existing Casting tools.
Responsibilities
Completing scheduled mechanical build up of assembly fixtures referenced from CAD and or 2D drawings and BOMs
Taking ownership of tooling corrective repairs
Verifying engineering specifications and quality standards using CAD and CMM data
Supporting the MAA business unit in aspects of Jig, Fixture, other fabrications and Assembly cell build processes
Disassembly of casting dies, preparation of frames, and fitting of new Casting inserts
Requirements
City and Guilds toolmaker qualification
Nice to have: Stamping tools
Nice to have: Casting tools
Nice to have: Injection moulding tools
Nice to have: Mechanical integration of robotic assembly cells
CNC Machinist (Temp-to-Hire) working the 2nd shift, responsible for operating CNC machines and ensuring quality compliance using precision instruments.
Compensation
Pay: $20-$25 DOE
Responsibilities
Assist with setup of various accessory level machined parts
Operate CNC machines in accordance with operating instructions
Skillfully make necessary adjustment to CNC program or machine control offsets to assure compliance to all dimensions and quality requirements
Use precision gages, micrometers and other applicable measurement instruments to validate compliance of product
Responsible for quality of work meeting all requirements
Experienced Machinist / CNC Operator to support manufacturing, repair, and modification of aircraft engine components, parts, and tooling using manual and CNC equipment.
Responsibilities
Set up, program, and operate CNC and manual machining equipment including lathes and mills.
Review and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, technical manuals, specifications, approved technical data, and work instructions.
Plan the sequence of machining operations and select appropriate equipment, tooling, speeds, feeds, offsets, and machine settings.
Take measurements and prepare or position materials for machining operations.
Adjust machine settings, offsets, and tooling to maintain required dimensional accuracy, tolerances, and surface finish.
Requirements
High School Diploma or GED
technical or vocational training in machining preferred
Operate CNC laser and press brake equipment to fabricate precision sheet metal parts.
Compensation
In compliance with pay transparency requirements, the salary range for this role in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Washington State, DC and Virginia (Greater D.C. area), Denver, or NYC areas is $52K-$97K. The salary range for this role in Colorado state, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, New York state, Cleveland Ohio, Vermont and Virginia (outside of Greater D.C. area) is $45K-$84K.
Responsibilities
Program, set up, and operate CNC press brake and laser equipment
Interpret drawings and work packages
Measure precision parts using calibrated instruments
Fabricate new parts or repair existing ones
Troubleshoot minor programming and mechanical issues
A Machining Co-op Student will build practical shop experience while contributing to manufacturing work, using machining and inspection tools to produce quality parts for food production equipment.
Compensation
$25 - $27 per hour
Responsibilities
Select tools, machines, and materials by following drawings, bills of materials, and work instructions
Machine parts using lathes, milling machines, grinders, and other shop equipment
Measure, inspect, and test completed work with micrometers, verniers, and other precision instruments
Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and engineering information
Support welding and fabrication work by following drawings, bills of materials, and specifications