Production Technician

Pension scheme Good development opportunities Employee discounts Attractive remuneration system Work-life integration Health initiatives Flexible working hours

The primary responsibilities of the production technician I includes the full skillset and mastery of inspecting, assembling, dissembling, testing, tuning, various sub-assemblies or instruments to meet in-house or customer-specific requirements. General Responsibilities: Apply good manufacturing practices and standards while performing any tasks within the Production area Possess knowledge of common hand and powered tools and how to use them appropriately Willingness to be trained, retain knowledge, and train others in and outside of the production department as needed Actively participate in continuous improvement initiatives, projects, and events as required Perform work at an efficient pace that aligns with the KPI standards and deliverables while ensuring safety and quality are maintained Perform timely reporting of any issues that might negatively impact safety, quality, or delivery schedules on current/future production products to the production management team Responsible for keeping work areas clean, free of safety hazards and obstructions, and aligned to the organization’s 5S standards Responsible for identification and isolation of non-conforming parts and create a Non-Conformance Report (NCR) detailing the issue Learn and retain basic understanding of the Production products and area process flows Learn and utilize Mensor’s ERP system and all other production software in accordance to standard operating procedures as it pertains to the work being performed Learn the general operation of Mensor instruments and proper utilization as it pertains to the work being performed Set up and operate production equipment using tools and computer connections in accordance with current good manufacturing practices and standard operating procedures Skillfully inspect, assemble, disassemble, test, and tune one of the required categories below: required parts/components, or primary/secondary sub-assemblies in accordance with the appropriate drawings and/or work instructions to meet specifications while following company quality and safety guidelines or required instruments in accordance with the appropriate drawings and/or work instructions to meet specifications while following company quality and safety guidelines Perform other duties as assigned/requested by the production management team

Must have a high school diploma or GED, or equivalent work experience Must have basic reading and math skills Must have excellent manual dexterity Must be able to follow and retain information received from written and/or oral instructions Must be able to use basic hand and electrically powered tools Must be able to work independently and as a team in a fast-paced environment Must be able to focus and pay attention to detail for an extended amount of time during the work shift Must be able to learn how to interface with the company’s ERP system and other software applications/programs for obtaining bills of materials, time reporting, and other job-related information as required