Micro-Assembly Manufacturing Technician (ISO 13485)

STERIS - Operations

  • Mentor, OH
  • 8 days ago

    Highlights

    Be part of a team that produces medical devices in a tightly controlled, FDA-regulated setting—where precision and quality define every build. Assemble medical device components using hand tools and bench-top pneumatic presses, meeting or exceeding production goals.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationMentor, OH

    Description

    Micro-Assembly Manufacturing Technician (ISO 13485)

    At STERIS, our purpose is to support a healthier, safer world. Be part of a team that produces medical devices in a tightly controlled, FDA-regulated setting—where precision and quality define every build.

    Is This You?

    • Do you thrive working with tiny components and tight tolerances?
    • Can you hit production targets while keeping impeccable records?
    • Do you spot issues early and communicate clearly with your Team Lead?

    Role Snapshot

    • Work within an FDA-regulated, controlled environment following Shop Practices, proper gowning, PPE, and standard work.
    • Assemble medical device components using hand tools and bench-top pneumatic presses, meeting or exceeding production goals.
    • Continuously assess quality of small parts during the build.
    • Operate required equipment and manage changeovers for parts and equipment as orders shift.
    • Set up auto baggers and printers for new orders; replenish materials to keep the line moving.
    • Complete DHRs (Device History Records), conduct Process Monitoring, and maintain the Hour-by-Hour Board.
    • Create Pareto charts to visualize issues and prioritize improvements.
    • Submit Safety Observations via the Safety Program and share new Ideas through the Ideas Program.
    • Promptly inform the Team Lead of any concerns with production, parts, equipment, or processes.
    • Perform additional duties as assigned.

    Shift

    2nd Shift with a $1.25/shift differential.

    Required Qualifications

    • High school diploma or GED.
    • 1+ year of small-parts assembly experience.
    • 1 year of crimping and gluing small components.
    • 1 year performing material replenishment tasks.
    • 1 year conducting in-process inspections.
    • 1 year executing changeovers for parts and equipment.
    • 1 year setting up auto baggers and printers for new orders.

    Core Proficiencies

    • High School / GED
    • Assembly

    Benefits & Rewards

    We invest in your well-being, growth, and stability:

    • Market competitive compensation
    • Extensive Paid Time Off plus 9 company holidays
    • Short- and long-term disability coverage
    • 401(k) with company match
    • Maternity and parental leave
    • Optional add-on benefits and discounts, including Pet Insurance
    • Tuition reimbursement and continuing education programs
    • Excellent advancement opportunities and a stable, long-term career path

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