Responsibilities: The Manufacturing Technician I - Electropolish & Critical Cleaning is responsible for supporting the cleaning, electropolishing, inspection, packaging, and processing of components used in semiconductor manufacturing equipment. This entry-level role works within controlled manufacturing and cleanroom environments, following documented procedures to ensure parts meet customer, quality, and contamination control requirements.
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Location
Kalispell, MT
Description
Our client, a Energy Services company, is looking for a Manufacturing Technician I - Electropolish & Critical Cleaning for their Kalispell, MT location.
Responsibilities:
The Manufacturing Technician I - Electropolish & Critical Cleaning is responsible for supporting the cleaning, electropolishing, inspection, packaging, and processing of components used in semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
This entry-level role works within controlled manufacturing and cleanroom environments, following documented procedures to ensure parts meet customer, quality, and contamination control requirements.
The technician will receive on-the-job training in electropolishing processes, critical cleaning specifications, packaging requirements, and clean manufacturing practices.
Perform component cleaning, rinsing, drying, electropolishing, and packaging operations according to approved manufacturing procedures.
Follow critical cleaning specifications and contamination control requirements.
Operate cleaning equipment, chemical processing tanks, DI water systems, and associated tooling under supervision.
Inspect parts for cleanliness, workmanship, surface condition, and packaging requirements.
Maintain accurate production records, travelers, routing transactions, and quality documentation.
Package components using approved materials and methods to prevent contamination or damage.
Support cleanroom operations by following gowning procedures and contamination control standards.
Identify nonconforming conditions and escalate issues to leads, engineers, or quality personnel.
Maintain a safe and organized work area following 6S and safety requirements.
Assist with process improvement activities focused on quality, efficiency, and waste reduction.
Support inventory, material movement, and workcenter housekeeping activities as required.
Requirements:
High school diploma or GED equivalent.
Basic mechanical aptitude and attention to detail.
Ability to read and follow written work instructions and manufacturing documentation.
Basic computer skills and willingness to learn manufacturing systems.
Ability to work independently after training while following established procedures.
Strong communication and teamwork skills.
Previous manufacturing, assembly, warehouse, or production experience.
Experience working in a cleanroom or controlled environment.
Familiarity with quality inspections, hand tools, or chemical processing equipment.
Experience with ERP, MES, or manufacturing tracking systems.
Attention to detail and commitment to quality.
Ability to follow procedures consistently.
Safety-focused mindset.
Strong teamwork and willingness to learn.
Reliability, attendance, and accountability.
Continuous improvement mindset focused on quality, productivity, and customer satisfaction.