Instrument Assembly Technician 3 role in Sparks, MD, performing electromechanical assembly on instruments, boards, panels, and subassemblies. Involves wiring, soldering, cable harnessing, quality inspection, and troubleshooting. 2 openings. 1st shift (7:00 AM- 3:30 PM, Mon- Fri). No drug screening required. Not accessible via public transit - reliable transportation required.
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- Build, integrate, and understand the full assembly process for production instruments
- Assemble multiple product lines, including sub-assembly integration
- Maintain device history records (serial numbers, tools used) and reporting
- Perform basic component testing on pre-assemblies and simple instrument modules
- Identify defects and recommend design/process improvements
- Read and interpret drawings, work instructions, and workmanship standards
- Train associates on mechanical and basic testing activities
- Execute test instructions, analyze results, and determine pass/fail outcomes
- Conduct routine to moderately complex troubleshooting and repair work
- Perform standard material handling for raw materials and sub-assemblies
- Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work environment
- Follow Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and all safety/housekeeping policies
- Work overtime as needed to meet business requirements
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- 3-7 years overall; HS diploma/GED with 3 years manufacturing experience, or AA technical degree with 1 year experience (regulated environment experience required)
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- Electromechanical assembly in a production environment
- Mechanical tool proficiency (torque drivers, gauges, bits)
- Reading and interpreting drawings, dimensions, and specifications
- Leadership, mentoring, and coaching ability
- Continuous Improvement / Lean Manufacturing participation (Kaizen, Blitzes)
- Time management across multiple production orders
- Independent judgment for troubleshooting and problem-solving
- Basic PC proficiency (Windows environment)
- Strong English communication, basic arithmetic, and chart analysis