- 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.
1-4 years
- 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.
- 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.- Ability to stand and walk for extended periods.- Ability to lift up to 35 pounds.- Use of personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves, eye protection, and cleanroom garments.- Ability to perform repetitive motions and detailed inspection tasks.- Ability to work around cleaning chemicals and processing equipment following safety procedures.
High School
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