דרושים Assembler - 2nd Shift ב-Ge Healthcare ב-United States, State College

• Lead Compliance and Environmental, Health & Safety efforts in support of plant goals.

• Oversight and management of front-line manufacturing employees. Typically managing hourly employee populations. This includes hiring, employee development, and discipline responsibilities, as well as time and attendance.

• Monitor and improve productivity, while ensuring all customer commitments are met in a timely, and cost-conscious manner while meeting quality standards.

• Drive LEAN manufacturing implementation and sustain/improve efforts.

• Work with other managers throughout manufacturing to generate continuous improvement ideas and spearhead the implementation of those ideas that lead to bottom line results.

• Track and report metrics in their functional area to include labor hour consumption, work order completion, inventory accuracy, throughput, and capacity. Establish team goals that meet or exceed established quality standards.

• Area training ownership. Develop and create training plans to maximize workforce capability and compliance.

• Collaborate with other PTLs to ensure alignment of functional area across manufacturing.

• Bachelor’s degree with 5 years production, supply chain or leadership experience or High School diploma/GED and 10 years production or supply chain or leadership experience.

• Demonstrated ability to lead and develop teams in a highly regulated manufacturing environment.

• Demonstrated ability to identify and implement best practices and deal with high levels of ambiguity.

• Strong decision-making skills.

• Demonstrated ability to act independently using good judgement and discretion.

• Strong computer skills, specifically Microsoft Office suite, and standard ERP systems.

• Medical Device manufacturing experience

• OMLP/ETLP graduate

• Set up and operate CNC and manual machines to manufacture components for medical devices.

• Read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and CAD files with a focus on tight tolerances.

• Work with materials such as titanium, stainless steel, and medical-grade plastics.

• Perform in-process inspections using precision measuring instruments (micrometers, calipers, CMMs).

• Maintain documentation in compliance with FDA, ISO 13485, and GMP standards.

• Collaborate with quality assurance and engineering teams to ensure product conformity.

• Maintain a clean and organized work area, adhering to cleanroom protocols when required.

• Troubleshoot machining issues and suggest process improvements.

• Experience with CAD/CAM/Mastercam software.

• Knowledge of lean manufacturing principles and follow PPE requirements.

• Fabrication experience is a plus.

• High school diploma or GED/equivalent; completion of a machinist apprenticeship or vocational training program.

• Minimum 1 year of experience in a machining or manufacturing environment.

• Proficiency in reading blueprints, technical drawings, CAD files and using precision measuring tools (e.g., calipers, micrometers, gauges).

• Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills.

• Familiarity with materials such as steel, aluminum, and plastics.

• Stand for 8–10 hours a day while operating machines.

• Regularly lift and move materials or parts weighing 25–50 pounds. (Ability to lift 35 pounds alone, anything over 35 pounds requires assistance.)

• Occasionally lift heavier items with assistance or mechanical aids.

• Frequent use of hands and arms for tasks like turning knobs, adjusting settings, or using hand tools.

• Good vision (with or without correction) is needed to read blueprints, inspect parts, and monitor machine operations.

• Ability to hear warning signals, machine sounds, and communicate in noisy environments.

• Regularly bend, stoop, or reach to load materials or access machine components.

• Must wear safety glasses, gloves, steel-toed boots, and sometimes hearing protection orrespirators.

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Follow safety standard. Identify near misses and unsafe conditions, and act and report to immediate mentor, team leader or supervisor.
• Follow working instructions for specific operations in order to ensure production according to quality standards. Flag process problems to the team leader, and take ownership of quality performance without reliance of the firewall.
• Organize work to achieve individual objectives while demonstrating commitment to meet team objectives.
• Demonstrate the importance of meeting costs, time and quality requirements of the job by always striving to achieve them.
• Follow work instructions for specific operations in order to ensure production according to schedules.
• Meet the skill set required for specific operations as per company standard.
• Identify any potential job delays that will cause deviation to the standard process, and act and report to immediate mentor, team leader or supervisor.
• Maintain a tidy area, put tools in their proper place, keep working areas free from hazards.
• Seek to understand received job information, and make improvements. Help to meeting requirements of standard cycle time and man hours. Conduct daily 5S inspections as required. Support Kaizen workshops and continuous improvement activities as required. Provide feedback to team leader or supervisor on information on lessons learnt, and provide, support implementation of improvement ideas in the allocated area of work.
• Perform time registration accordingly to guidelines, clock on and off at correct times, and respect working hours. Communicate task completion according to guidelines.

• Perform routine tasks in preparation for assembly, such as: cutting wire to specified size, stripping, tinning, or bending wire parts, wiring and fastening terminal connections.

• Reading blueprints, diagrams, or established operations practices to assemble and install various electrical or electronic components.

• Perform solder touch-up or solder of parts as a secondary operation.

• Train other assemblers.

• Complete other duties as assigned and possibly to other areas: Wiring, Epoxy, Final Assembly/Lensing.

• Handle small, delicate parts with a high degree of accuracy to perform routine tasks in preparation for assembly.

• Follow method sheets to ensure documented and controlled processes are followed to assemble various electronic components.

• Perform a variety of electro-mechanical assembly operations by using common hand tools such as: Wire strippers, wrenches, screwdrivers, plyers and using small hand tools and soldering equipment.

• May operate automatic and semi-automatic assembly/production equipment.

• Organized, work independently with minimum supervision and ability to work in fast paced environments.

• Able to sit and work under a microscope for extended periods of time.

• Experience with hand soldering and using a microscope.

• General office/manufacturing environment.

• Potential exposure to hazards associated with manufacturing equipment and tools.

• High School diploma or GED.

• Minimum 1 year of related experience.

• Must be able to sit or stand at a workstation for extended periods of time and complete tasks using a microscope.

• The ability to follow both verbal and written instructions along with strong communication skills in local language (English).

• Capability to use a computer and enter accurate data. Microsoft Office experience is a plus.

• Being flexible to changing needs of the business and department and will work overtime as needed.

• Good manual dexterity.

• Highly organized, self-managed individual who works independently with minimum supervision and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

• Good hand eye coordination while using a microscope.

• Perform routine tasks in preparation for assembly, such as: cutting wire to specified size, stripping, tinning, or bending wire parts, wiring and fastening terminal connections.

• Reading blueprints, diagrams, or established operations practices to assemble and install various electrical or electronic components.

• Perform solder touch-up or solder of parts as a secondary operation.

• Train other assemblers.

• Complete other duties as assigned and possibly to other areas: Wiring, Epoxy, Final Assembly/Lensing.

• Handle small, delicate parts with a high degree of accuracy to perform routine tasks in preparation for assembly.

• Follow method sheets to ensure documented and controlled processes are followed to assemble various electronic components.

• Perform a variety of electro-mechanical assembly operations by using common hand tools such as: Wire strippers, wrenches, screwdrivers, plyers and using small hand tools and soldering equipment.

• May operate automatic and semi-automatic assembly/production equipment.

• Organized, work independently with minimum supervision and ability to work in fast paced environments.

• Able to sit and work under a microscope for extended periods of time.

• Experience with hand soldering and using a microscope

• General office/manufacturing environment.

• Potential exposure to hazards associated with manufacturing equipment and tools.

• High School diploma or GED.

• Minimum 1 year of related experience.

• Must be able to sit or stand at a workstation for extended periods of time and complete tasks using a microscope.

• The ability to follow both verbal and written instructions along with strong communication skills.

• Capability to use a computer and enter accurate data. Microsoft Office experience is a plus.

• Being flexible to changing needs of the business and department and will work overtime as needed.

• Good manual dexterity.

• Highly organized, self-managed individual who works independently with minimum supervision and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment

• Good hand eye coordination while using a microscope.

• Perform routine tasks in Product Assembly, bonding, potting, mixing epoxy, installing covers and other plastic/metal components.
• Reading blueprints, diagrams, or established operations practices to assemble and install various probe components.
• Perform solder touch-up or solder of parts as a secondary operation.
• Complete other duties as assigned and possibly to other areas: Wiring, Epoxy, Final Assembly/Lensing.
• Handle small, delicate parts with a high degree of accuracy to perform routine tasks in preparation for assembly.
• Follow method sheets to ensure documented and controlled processes are followed to assemble various electronic components.
• Perform a variety of electro-mechanical assembly operations by using common hand tools such as: Wire strippers, wrenches, screwdrivers, plyers and using small hand tools and soldering equipment.
• May operate automatic and semi-automatic assembly/production equipment.
• Organized, work independently, and ability to work in fast paced environments.
• Able to sit and work under a microscope for extended periods of time.
• Experience with hand soldering and using a microscope preferred.

• General office/manufacturing environment.

• Potential exposure to hazards associated with manufacturing equipment and tools.

• High School diploma or GED.

• Basic computer proficiency.

• Must be able to sit or stand at a workstation for extended periods of time and complete tasks using a microscope.

• The ability to follow both verbal and written instructions along with strong communication skills.

• Being flexible to changing needs of the business and department and will work overtime as needed.

• Good manual dexterity.

• Highly organized, self-managed individual who works independently and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

• Good hand eye coordination while using a microscope.

Job Duties:

• Perform routine tasks in Product Assembly, bonding, potting, mixing epoxy, installing covers and other plastic/metal components.
• Reading blue prints, diagrams, or established operations practices to assemble and install various probe components.
• Perform solder touch-up or solder of parts as a secondary operation.
• Complete other duties as assigned and possibly to other areas: Wiring, Epoxy, Final Assembly/Lensing.
• Handle small, delicate parts with a high degree of accuracy to perform routine tasks in preparation for assembly.
• Follow method sheets to ensure documented and controlled processes are followed to assemble various electronic components.
• Perform a variety of electro-mechanical assembly operations by using common hand tools such as: Wire strippers, wrenches, screwdrivers, plyers and using small hand tools and soldering equipment.
• May operate automatic and semi-automatic assembly/production equipment.
• Organized, work independently, and ability to work in fast paced environments.
• Able to sit and work under a microscope for extended periods of time.
• Experience with hand soldering and using a microscope preferred.
• Work Environment and Physical Demands:
• General office/manufacturing environment.
• Potential exposure to hazards associated with manufacturing equipment and tools.

Job Requirements:

• High School diploma or GED
• Must have good hand eye coordination while using a microscope.
• Must be able to sit or stand at a workstation for extended periods of time and complete tasks using a microscope.
• The ability to follow both verbal and written instructions along with strong communication skills.
• Capability to use a computer and enter accurate data. Microsoft Office experience is a plus.
• Being flexible to changing needs of the business and department and will work overtime as needed.
• Good manual dexterity.
• Highly organized, self-managed individual who works independently and the ability to work in a fast paced environment