Micro-Assembly Technician, Medical Devices

Torrey Holistics; Mentor (OH); On-site; USD 32,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Market-competitive pay

Paid Time Off and holidays

401(k) with company match

Job summary

STERIS in Mentor, Ohio, is seeking a Micro-Assembly Technician to build precise medical device components using hand tools and bench-top pneumatic presses, aiming to meet throughput targets in an FDA-regulated cleanroom environment.

You will visually inspect very small parts for quality, escalate issues to the Team Lead, perform changeovers, replenish materials, and document Device History Records (DHRs); follow shop practices and PPE rules, and contribute ideas via the Ideas Program.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• At least 1 year of small-parts assembly experience.
• Experience with crimping and gluing small components.
• Experience in material replenishment on a production line.
• Experience performing in-process inspections.
• Experience setting up auto baggers and printers.

Responsibilities

• Assemble medical device components using hand tools and bench-top pneumatic presses at or above target throughput.
• Visually assess and handle very small parts for quality during manufacturing.
• Escalate production, parts, equipment, or process concerns to the Team Lead promptly.
• Operate required production equipment safely and effectively.
• Follow Shop Practices, including cleanroom gowning, PPE use, and standard work.
• Submit Safety Observations and propose improvements via the Ideas Program.
• Maintain the Hour by Hour Board and complete Pareto charts.
• Meet quality standards, complete DHRs accurately, and conduct Process Monitoring.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Small-parts assembly

Crimping

Gluing

Materials replenishment

In-process inspection

Equipment changeovers

Auto bagger setup

Printer setup

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

Bench-top pneumatic presses

Hand tools

Job description

Micro-Assembly Technician, Medical DevicesAt STERIS, our purpose is to help create a healthier, safer world through innovative products and services for healthcare and life sciences.A day in this roleYou arrive at our FDA-regulated cleanroom, complete proper gowning, and step to your station. With hand tools and bench-top pneumatic presses, you build precise medical device components, keeping a steady pace that meets or exceeds production goals. Throughout the shift, you inspect small parts, flag anything out of spec, and keep your Team Lead informed of equipment or process issues. You update the Hour by Hour Board, create Pareto charts, and record Device History Records (DHRs) while performing Process Monitoring. You replenish materials, complete changeovers for parts and equipment, and configure auto baggers and printers for new orders. Before you finish, you submit Safety Observations and share new ideas through our Ideas Program—then hand off a clean, organized workstation.Schedule1st, 2nd, and 3rd shift opportunities are available. 2nd and 3rd shifts earn an additional $1.25 per hour shift differential.What you will doAssemble medical device components using hand tools and bench-top pneumatic presses at or above target throughput.Visually assess and handle very small parts for quality during manufacturing.Escalate production, parts, equipment, or process concerns to the Team Lead promptly.Operate required production equipment safely and effectively.Follow Shop Practices, including cleanroom gowning, PPE use, and standard work.Submit Safety Observations and propose improvements via the Ideas Program.Maintain the Hour by Hour Board and complete Pareto charts.Meet quality standards, complete DHRs accurately, and conduct Process Monitoring.Perform other duties as assigned.What you bringHigh school diploma or GED.1+ year of small-parts assembly experience.1+ year of crimping and gluing small components.1+ year performing material replenishment on the line.1+ year conducting in-process inspections.1+ year executing part/equipment changeovers.1+ year setting up auto baggers and printers for new orders.You should be proficient in: High School/GED; assembly.Benefits and growthWe value our employees and invest in your health, well-being, and financial future.Market-competitive payExtensive Paid Time Off plus nine additional holidaysShort- and long-term disability coverage401(k) with company matchMaternity and paternal leaveOptional add-ons and discounts, including Pet InsuranceTuition reimbursement and continuing education programsExcellent advancement potential and a stable, long-term career