4th Shift Production Operator Assembler I - Additive Deburring

Overview About rms Company rms Company provides contract manufacturing of high-quality, tight-tolerance medical implants, components and sub-assemblies using cutting-edge technology. rms is part of the Cretex Medical family of companies. Learn more at www.rmsmachining.com and www.cretexmedical.com. Production Operator Assembler I Position Summary The Production Operator Assembler I is an entry-level role responsible for performing basic machine operation, inspection, assembly, packaging, and/or support tasks across multiple production areas. Employees in this role follow established procedures, work instructions, and quality standards to produce high-quality medical device components and products. 4th Shift: Friday-Sunday, 5:00am to 5:00pm (eligible for shift differential) Responsibilities Production Operator Assembler I Essential Job Functions Core Responsibilities (Applies to All Areas) Perform visual and/or dimensional inspection using microscopes, gauges, calipers, or other measurement tools, as required. Complete required documentation such as production records, quality checks, setup sheets, and history records. Handle and work with cleaning chemicals such as isopropyl alcohol, detergents, or solvents when needed. Maintain an organized, clean work area following 5S expectations. Participate in required training and company meetings. Read, understand, and follow work instructions, standard work, and applicable quality/ISO/cGMP requirements. Crosstrain across manufacturing areas. Support and comply with the Quality System, ISO, and medical device regulatory requirements. Communicate issues with materials, equipment, or processes promptly. Perform other duties as assigned. The following responsibilities may vary by operating company and may not apply in all cases. Other responsibilities may also be assigned, but are not listed below. Assembly Responsibilities Inspect, assemble, and/or package components and medical devices per customer specifications. Operate hand tools and basic manual equipment used in the assembly process. Use sealing equipment such as tray, band, or impulse sealers. Perform labeling, packaging, and final presentation of product. Production Operations Responsibilities Operate production equipment or machines per work instructions, ensuring correct materials, tooling, programs, and processes are used. Monitor production processes, part quality, and machine performance. Perform basic preventive or operator-level machine checks (e.g., cleanliness, safe operation). Secondary Operations Responsibilities Perform secondary operations such as trimming, deburring, cleaning, laser marking, laser welding and/or finishing of components. Operate designated secondary equipment or simple mechanical devices. Inspect and verify part conformance after secondary operations. Use basic measurement tools to ensure accuracy (gauge pins, calipers, tape…