Axelon
Title: Medical Device Assembler
Location: Plymouth, MN
Shift: 5AM to 3:30PM
Pay Rate: 18.75/hr
Position Summary:
The Operator I is responsible for producing high-quality medical devices within a manufacturing cell. Working under close supervision, this role involves a combination of assembly, repair, and testing operations on pacemakers, implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs), leads, and related assemblies.
Key Responsibilities: Perform routine assignments following standardized procedures, with work reviewed continually. Ensure accuracy of job documentation, traveler records, and quality documents. Communicate clearly and effectively (both written and verbal) with all levels of manufacturing management. Maintain a professional and positive attitude when interacting with internal and external stakeholders (e.g., customer tours). dhere to safety guidelines and use proper safety equipment. Participate in continuous improvement and quality initiatives to enhance processes and meet quality/profitability goals. pply Lean Manufacturing principles. Collaborate with Supervisor/Manager in setting and monitoring goals and cell performance metrics. Support divisional initiatives including Quality Management Systems (QMS), Environmental Management Systems (EMS), and regulatory compliance. Required Skills & Abilities:
bility to read, comprehend, and follow written procedures and verbal instructions. Proficiency in electronic data collection systems and basic computer software. bility to prioritize tasks and manage sequencing based on importance. Fine motor skills to handle and maneuver small components. bility to make decisions and judgments with minimal supervision. Education:
High school diploma or equivalent preferred. Dress Code & Cleanroom Requirements:
Clothing must be non-shedding, free of loose threads, tassels, glitter, sequins, or similar dislodging materials. Sweaters, fleece, or loose-knit garments are not allowed. Clothing must fit under a lab coat/gown (no turtlenecks, high collars, or sleeves beyond the gown cuff). Head coverings must comply with safety and gowning requirements. Shoes must be closed-toe, closed-heel, with heels no higher than 2 inches (sandals, clogs, slippers, or woven/strap shoes not permitted). Stockings or socks are required. No nail polish, artificial nails, or similar coatings. Jewelry or piercings that could pierce gloves or are exposed are not permitted. No makeup; lip balm in stick form allowed (applied outside production areas). No scented personal products, except deodorant. Lotions must not be applied after hand washing. ll wounds must be securely bandaged. Clothing and appearance must remain professional and non-offensive.
Key Responsibilities: Perform routine assignments following standardized procedures, with work reviewed continually. Ensure accuracy of job documentation, traveler records, and quality documents. Communicate clearly and effectively (both written and verbal) with all levels of manufacturing management. Maintain a professional and positive attitude when interacting with internal and external stakeholders (e.g., customer tours). dhere to safety guidelines and use proper safety equipment. Participate in continuous improvement and quality initiatives to enhance processes and meet quality/profitability goals. pply Lean Manufacturing principles. Collaborate with Supervisor/Manager in setting and monitoring goals and cell performance metrics. Support divisional initiatives including Quality Management Systems (QMS), Environmental Management Systems (EMS), and regulatory compliance. Required Skills & Abilities:
bility to read, comprehend, and follow written procedures and verbal instructions. Proficiency in electronic data collection systems and basic computer software. bility to prioritize tasks and manage sequencing based on importance. Fine motor skills to handle and maneuver small components. bility to make decisions and judgments with minimal supervision. Education:
High school diploma or equivalent preferred. Dress Code & Cleanroom Requirements:
Clothing must be non-shedding, free of loose threads, tassels, glitter, sequins, or similar dislodging materials. Sweaters, fleece, or loose-knit garments are not allowed. Clothing must fit under a lab coat/gown (no turtlenecks, high collars, or sleeves beyond the gown cuff). Head coverings must comply with safety and gowning requirements. Shoes must be closed-toe, closed-heel, with heels no higher than 2 inches (sandals, clogs, slippers, or woven/strap shoes not permitted). Stockings or socks are required. No nail polish, artificial nails, or similar coatings. Jewelry or piercings that could pierce gloves or are exposed are not permitted. No makeup; lip balm in stick form allowed (applied outside production areas). No scented personal products, except deodorant. Lotions must not be applied after hand washing. ll wounds must be securely bandaged. Clothing and appearance must remain professional and non-offensive.