Assembly Operator New

ManpowerGroup; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

ManpowerGroup is seeking an assembly test operator to join our production team. You will work on the assembly line, perform instrument assembly, testing, and packing, and document data according to procedures.

You will help ensure safety, quality, and efficient production across all areas of the cell. The ideal candidate has at least 2 years in a detailed assembly environment, preferably medical devices, with strong English communication and a continuous improvement mindset.

Qualifications

• At least 2 years experience in an assembly line manufacturing environment following detailed instructions, preferably medical device manufacturing.
• Knowledge of manufacturing safety protocols and regulations.

Responsibilities

• Follow health and safety standards.
• Be part of a team to produce finished products on the assembly line according to controlled processes, instructions, and/or schematics.
• Finalising and packaging products for shipment.
• Operate production line equipment and identify any maintenance required.
• Contribute to a clean and well organized work area.
• Inspect raw materials and assembled products and report any faults or defects.
• Report incidents, adverse events, or process issues on the assembly line to management.
• Assist in the provision of on-the-job training.
• Responsible for assuring the quality of his/her own work.
• Ensure accurate entry of assembly and test data into Device History File (DHF) records.
• Accurately complete cell operator timesheets.
• Update, maintain and present +QDIP cell visual management reporting charts.
• Actively contribute to continuous improvement.

Skills

Attention to detail

Following instructions

English communication

Organisational skills

Continuous improvement

Team player

Shift flexibility

Physical dexterity

Job description

Position Summary

We are looking for a dynamic assembly test operator to join our production team. In this role, you'll be responsible for working on the assembly line and producing our product based on specific processes and instructions. You will be required to work in all areas of production including instrument assembly, test and packing, spares and reagent manufacturing. You'll also be required to accurately document assembly and test data, quality issues and safety concerns.

Major Responsibilities

• Follow health and safety standards.
• Be part of a team to produce finished products on the assembly line according to controlled processes, instructions, and/or schematics.
• Finalising and packaging products for shipment.
• Operate production line equipment and identify any maintenance required.
• Contribute to a clean and well organized work area.
• Inspect raw materials and assembled products and report any faults or defects.
• Report incidents, adverse events, or process issues on the assembly line to management.
• Assist in the provision of on-the-job training.
• Responsible for assuring the quality of his/her own work.
• Ensure accurate entry of assembly and test data into Device History File (DHF) records.
• Accurately complete cell operator timesheets.
• Update, maintain and present +QDIP cell visual management reporting charts.
• Actively contribute to continuous improvement.

Required Education, Experience, Skills

• At least 2 years experience in an assembly line manufacturing environment following detailed instructions, preferably medical device manufacturing.
• Knowledge of manufacturing safety protocols and regulations.

Experience/Skills

• Demonstrated high attention to detail
• Accurately follows processes and procedures
• Clear, concise communication skills (English), both written and spoken
• Excellent organisational / coordination skills
• Highly efficient
• Continuous improvement mindset
• Goal and detail oriented
• Ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment
• Travel: Not required
• Physical dexterity.

Competencies/Behaviors

• Demonstrates an appropriate level of skill and efficiency in their specific function in the manufacturing cell.
• Ability to follow complex instructions and procedures.
• A team player that treats individuals with dignity and respect.
• Willing to learn in different environments and ability to be agile in changing tasks.
• A creative person with a proactive attitude, motivated to meet aggressive goals and be measured against them.
• A person comfortable working in an environment of change and continuing organizational evolution.
• Display Positivity, entrepreneurial spirit and is trustworthy.
• Approachable and enthusiastic individual.
• Physical dexterity.
• Available for shift work and overtime.

On-Site Consultant

ManpowerGroup is committed to being a Diversity Confident Recruiter and encourages applications from people from a diverse range of backgrounds, including people with a disability. Please indicate your preferred method of communication in your resume and please let us know if you require any reasonable adjustments should you be contacted for an interview.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.