Assembler I – 1st Shift with Career Laddering

Viant Medical; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 17,047 - 24,280; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision benefits

Company-paid life insurance

Paid Time Off (PTO) Accrual

11 Paid Holidays in Calendar Year

401k Plan with Company Match

Monthly Attendance Bonus

Referral Bonus

Tuition Reimbursement

Job summary

A medical device manufacturing company in San Antonio seeks an Assembler I for the 1st shift. This full-time position offers starting pay of $15 per hour along with comprehensive benefits, including medical, dental, and paid time off. The successful candidate will perform operations related to product assembly, ensure compliance with quality standards, and maintain workspace cleanliness. No specific experience is required, but a high school education and basic understanding of processes are preferred.

Qualifications

• 0-6 months experience preferred but not required.
• Working knowledge of quality system requirements.

Responsibilities

• Perform assembly and packaging operations following approved documentation.
• Inspect product and paperwork for compliance with production standards.
• Maintain high standards in quality and output.

Skills

Understanding of product and process flow

Ability to operate necessary equipment

Positive attitude towards process changes

Ability to train other operators

Communication skills in English

Basic arithmetic calculations

Multitasking skills

Education

High school education or equivalent

Tools

Solvent Dispenser

Pneumatic Press

Go/No-Go Gauge

Pallet Jack

Heat Gun

Job description

A medical device manufacturing company in San Antonio seeks an Assembler I for the 1st shift. This full-time position offers starting pay of $15 per hour along with comprehensive benefits, including medical, dental, and paid time off. The successful candidate will perform operations related to product assembly, ensure compliance with quality standards, and maintain workspace cleanliness. No specific experience is required, but a high school education and basic understanding of processes are preferred.