Lead Assembler, Instrument

Millenniumsoft

  • Salt Lake City, UT
  • 10 days ago

    Highlights

    5+ years in a manufacturing environment preferred; experience in a regulated manufacturing setting (medical devices preferred), equipment troubleshooting, and team leadership/training also preferred. Acts as a key liaison between engineering and assembly personnel, providing technical guidance, training, and day-to-day direction to the assembly team.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationSalt Lake City, UT

    Description

    Lead Assembler, Instrument role in Salt Lake City, UT, responsible for fabrication, assembly, testing, and documentation of medical device products. Acts as a key liaison between engineering and assembly personnel, providing technical guidance, training, and day-to-day direction to the assembly team. 1 opening. 1st shift (9:00 AM- 5:00 PM), Mon- Fri. Extension possible.

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    • Provide day-to-day leadership and guidance to assembly personnel; foster safety, quality, and continuous improvement
    • Train, mentor, and support assemblers on procedures and best practices
    • Coordinate daily work assignments, task prioritization, and issue resolution with engineers
    • Coordinate assembly activities to meet weekly engineering build targets
    • Communicate build delays, material shortages, equipment issues, or quality concerns to engineers
    • Set up, operate, adjust, maintain, clean, and troubleshoot manufacturing/prototype equipment
    • Program equipment for established routines and processes
    • Coordinate procurement and availability of materials, components, tooling, and chemicals
    • Complete and maintain assembly build records
    • Provide technical support to minimize downtime and maximize productivity
    • Perform visual and functional inspections to verify product quality and compliance
    • Monitor product quality and initiate or escalate corrective actions
    • Ensure compliance with quality system requirements and regulatory standards
    • Maintain a clean, organized, inspection-ready work environment
    • Complete accurate training and build documentation
    • Participate in planning meetings and report on build status, risks, and resource needs

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    • 5+ years in a manufacturing environment preferred; experience in a regulated manufacturing setting (medical devices preferred), equipment troubleshooting, and team leadership/training also preferred

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    • Manufacturing equipment setup, operation, and troubleshooting
    • Team leadership, training, and work coordination
    • Manufacturing and quality documentation
    • Process improvement support
    • Strong attention to detail and quality mindset
    • Effective problem-solving and decision-making
    • Working knowledge of manufacturing processes and build workflows
    • Strong written and verbal communication in English

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