Manufacturing Technician I

Chipton-Ross is seeking a Manufacturing Technician I for a contract opportunity in Skaneateles, NY.

Previous experience in a manufacturing environment, particularly in finishing processes, is preferred.

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. List knowledge, skills, and/or abilities required.

Proficiency in using hand tools and power tools for deburring and polishing.

Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.

Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications.

Good communication skills for effective collaboration with team members.

Basic computer skills for documentation and record-keeping.

This job description outlines the primary duties and responsibilities. However, the role may also include other occasional tasks and assignments, or station changes as needed, in line with the job's assigned factors and production needs.

Material Processing:

Manage the flow of materials and components throughout the manufacturing process following work instructions and SOP. This includes loading raw materials into machines and ensuring that finished products are properly packaged and labeled.

ROTO Processing of Material

Deburring: Remove sharp edges and burrs from machined parts using hand tools, power tools, or specialized deburring equipment.

Ensure that all parts are free from defects that could compromise safety and functionality.

Polishing: Achieve a smooth surface finish on components by utilizing polishing tools and techniques.

Select appropriate polishing compounds and materials to meet specific product requirements.

Cleaning: Effectively clean parts to remove contaminants, residues, and debris before assembly or packaging.

Utilize various cleaning methods, including ultrasonic cleaning, solvent cleaning, and manual cleaning techniques.

Production Monitoring:

Monitor the manufacturing process to ensure that production runs smoothly and efficiently. This includes tracking production metrics and identifying any issues that may arise during the process.

Escalate basic equipment malfunctions and production issues to Team Leader or Supervisor.

Quality Assurance:

Follow the inspection plans that are outlined in the work instructions.

Conduct visual inspections of finished parts to ensure compliance with quality standards and specifications.

Document any defects or issues and report them to supervisors for corrective action.

Documentation:

Maintain accurate records of finishing activities, including production runs, quality inspections, and equipment settings.

Team Collaboration:

Work closely with team members and supervisors to meet production schedules and maintain a smooth workflow.

Assist in training new employees in finishing processes and best practices.

Continuous Improvement:

Participate in initiatives aimed at improving manufacturing processes and efficiency. This may include suggesting process improvements and participating in team meetings focused on operational excellence.

Safety and Compliance

Adhere to all safety protocols and regulations, ensuring a safe working environment for all employees.

Participate in safety training and promote a culture of safety within the machining department.

Proactively contribute to zero harm workplace for all employees by complying with legal and corporate (EHS) Environmental Health & Safety requirements, safe work practices and EHS policies and procedures consistently.

Report all hazards, near misses and incidents as soon as practicable and participate in identifying actions to prevent harm from occurring to our people and/or our environment.

Employees at every level are responsible for quality (GMP) Good Manufacturing Processes and regulatory performance in the department to ensure quality program is met.

Ensure compliance with government regulations, legal documents and safety and ethical standards, obtaining legal compliance training.

Equipment Operation:

Operate finishing equipment, ensuring that all tools are in good working condition.

Rotate out to perform assembly duties.

The role of a MNF Finisher involves various physical demands and a specific work environment that is tailored to the production of medical devices and equipment. Understanding these aspects is crucial for potential candidates to assess their fitness for the position.

The role of a MNF Finisher at client involves various physical demands and a specific work environment that is tailored to the production of medical devices and equipment. Understanding these aspects is crucial for potential candidates to assess their fitness for the position.

Work Environment:

The work environment for a MNF Finisher is designed to support safe and efficient production processes. Key characteristics include:

Manufacturing Floor: Finishers work primarily on the manufacturing floor, which is equipped with various machines and tools necessary for production. The environment is typically organized into different workstations for specific tasks.

Cleanroom Conditions: Depending on the specific products being manufactured, some areas may require cleanroom conditions to minimize contamination. This involves adhering to strict hygiene protocols and wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).

Temperature Control: The manufacturing environment is usually climate-controlled to ensure optimal working conditions for both employees and equipment. This helps maintain the integrity of materials and products.

Safety Protocols: Client emphasizes safety in the workplace. Finishers are required to follow safety protocols, including wearing PPE such as gloves, safety glasses, and ear protection when necessary.

Team-Oriented Atmosphere: The work environment promotes collaboration and teamwork. Finishers often work closely with other team members and supervisors to meet production goals and ensure quality standards.

Accredited High school diploma or equivalent; technical training in machining, manufacturing technology, or a related field is preferred.

1st Shift: 6:30 AM - 3:00 PM (Monday - Friday), Manufacturing Finishers may be required to work shifts, including evenings, weekends, and holidays, depending on production schedules and operational needs.

• Employment will be contingent on clearing a drug screen and background check. Both must clear prior to start date.
• Candidates responding to this posting must currently possess the eligibility to work in the United States. No third parties please.