Miller Brother Staffing is looking for multiple Assemblers in Pittsburgh PA.
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Pay: 15.50-$17.50 Based on Previous Experience
Shift: 6am-230pm or 230pm-11pm
Job purpose
To perform assembly, service, or material handling (receiving, shipping, material movement, and transactions) of new and used medical devices and components according to procedure, with high quality results, within time standards, and in a positive and team-oriented manner.

Duties and responsibilities

• Perform build, clean, evaluation, servicing and material handling/transaction functions in a quality manner, according to procedure, within time standards, and across a broad number of operations and/or work stations.
• Work with others on a team and contribute as a team member in a helpful, positive, and non-disruptive manner.
• Act and operate safely at all times; follow all Safety requirements including safety procedures and proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). While wearing provided PPE, may be assigned to clean or service used/recycled medical devices that have been worn, have been in peoples' homes, and are not clean.
• Operate and maintain material handling equipment.
• Accurately record process transactions via computer or in writing.
• Communicate potential quality or production problems and concerns to the Team Lead or Supervisor right away.
• Cross-train to learn the skills necessary to be competent at a variety of positions.
• 'Flex' work assignments as needed by performing different work in various areas of the company, when requested.
• Identify and participate in process improvement opportunities

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED.
• Experience: At least 1 year of experience in an electro-mechanical production or equivalent materials handling environment preferred with a reliable work history.
• Demonstrated willingness and success in learning new operations/work stations and to 'flex' into various work areas as needed.
• Demonstrated history of working with others on a team, contributing to team results; must get along well with others.
• Has the aptitude to learn semi-rigorous regulatory and process training requirements, demonstrate understanding, and follow instructions exactly as required by medical device regulations.
• Can follow instructions precisely and consistently for 8 to 10 hours while keeping pace with output requirements.