Med Device Final Assembler - Weekend Shift

Kelly Services; Town of Skaneateles (NY); On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Kelly Services is seeking a Production Assembler in Skaneateles, NY. You will perform entry-level assembly tasks to support the production of medical devices in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.

The role involves assembling and testing devices, using hand tools and powered equipment, and documenting production activities in accordance with GMP and FDA standards. Weekend shift offers 40-hour weeks with weekend work.

Qualifications

• Entry-level assembly tasks in medical devices manufacturing.
• Able to follow established procedures and quality standards.

Responsibilities

• Assemble and test medical devices, equipment, and components per established procedures and quality standards.
• Utilize hand tools, automated machinery, and power tools, complying with GMP and FDA regulations.
• Assemble electronic components and modules per schematics and diagrams.
• Complete Device History Record paperwork, documenting production activities.
• Organize kits with necessary components; verify accuracy and completeness as per work instructions.
• Maintain and replenish inventory levels; label and package kits for assembly lines or other departments.
• Handle materials and assemblies, ensuring proper storage and inventory maintenance.
• Report discrepancies or quality issues to Team Leaders.
• Escalate quality issues, defects, or non-conformities as required.
• Follow SOPs and work instructions; ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and internal standards.
• Complete required training and certifications.
• Participate in lean manufacturing initiatives.
• Package and label component parts or assemblies; prepare items for shipment or storage.
• Comply with EHS requirements, safe work practices, and company policies.

Job description

Kelly Services is seeking a Production Assembler in Skaneateles, NY. You will perform entry-level assembly tasks to support the production of medical devices in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.

The role involves assembling and testing devices, using hand tools and powered equipment, and documenting production activities in accordance with GMP and FDA standards. Weekend shift offers 40-hour weeks with weekend work.