First Shift Laser Operator -I
Tegramedical · Franklin, MA, US · United States · On-site
Pay: USD 37,440 – 45,947 a year
Posted Sep 11, 2026
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Join Our Team at Tegra Medical!
We’re a trusted contract manufacturer for some of the biggest names in the medical device industry. Known for taking on complex projects that others can’t, we pride ourselves on precision and innovation. Headquartered in Franklin, MA, Tegra Medical is part of the global SFS Group, based in Heerbrugg, Switzerland. Together, we’re shaping the future of healthcare.
Build Your Career as a Laser Operator in a High-Precision Manufacturing Environment!
Join a team that values quality, teamwork, and continuous improvement. This is an excellent opportunity for a detail-oriented individual who enjoys hands-on work and wants to grow in a precision manufacturing setting.
Job Summary
This is an onsite position located at our Franklin, MA facility.
Operate computer numerical control (CNC) Laser processing machines. Maintain awareness of close tolerance parts, including pointed parts. Following standard operating procedures and instructions.
Role and Responsibilities
Operate machines, achieving specifications including quality and throughput.
Maintain a clean and safe work environment.
Perform ERP system transactions.
Perform required daily maintenance to equipment and tools.
Work from procedures and prescribed operation sequences to achieve parts per print and quality specifications.
Load control media to retrieve preprogrammed machine instructions from data base.
Ensure work piece is being properly covered with assist gas as needed and per setup instructions.
Monitor, observe and listen to machine operation to detect malfunctions, such as worn rotary chucks or motion controls.
Monitor process and specifications. If changes are required, shut down process and see Setup person or Department Lead Person.
Notify supervisor and/or department Lead Person of discrepancies.
Perform own part inspection during laser process to measure work piece to check to match specs, using measuring instruments such as microscope, optical comparator, micrometer, caliper, dial indicators and gauges.
Communicate with co-workers, members of other shifts, technical leader, team leader and/or supervisor to transfer and receive instructions and information, coordinate activities regarding the status of the operation of particular jobs.
For parts for which the operator has been signed off to proper training documentation, perform 1st piece and In-process inspections for self and peers.
Record measurements per inspection plans and methods indicated. Monitoring for trends. If adjustments are required, Notify lead or supervisor of observations. If adjustments are needed maintain specifications and minimizing variation, be available to assist and learn.
Simultaneous to laser operation, perform a variety of secondary operations as required ex. Cleaning parts, cleaning work areas and assisting others within department.
Qualifications
1 to 3 years’ experience in a small device manufacturing environment as a CNC…