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Operator I 2nd Shift

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Job Location:

Atlanta, GA - USA

Monthly Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 21 October 2026 (2 days ago)
Application Deadline: 18 January 2027
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Title: Operator I - 2nd Shift
Location: Atlanta GA - 30313
Duration: 12 Month Contract Possible Extension
Shift: 2:30p to 11:00pm

Position Summary

  • Supervision: Works under close direct supervision with continually reviewed outputs.
  • Core Function: Responsible for assembling repairing and testing high-quality medical devices (such as pacemakers ICDs leads and related assemblies) within a manufacturing cell following standardized procedures.

Key Responsibilities

  • Assembly & Production Operations
    • Perform routine assembly repair and testing operations on medical devices according to specified procedures.
    • Safely handle and maneuver small components and intricate parts.
    • Prioritize work sequencing and timing based on precedence and importance.
  • Quality Compliance & Documentation
    • Maintain accurate documentation travelers and records to ensure full part traceability.
    • Ensure cell operation job documentation is up to date and accurate.
    • Support Quality Management Systems (QMS) Environmental Management Systems (EMS) and regulatory requirements.
  • Continuous Improvement & Communication
    • Participate in Lean Manufacturing and continuous improvement initiatives to enhance quality and profitability metrics.
    • Collaborate with Manufacturing Supervisors/Managers to set and monitor individual and cell performance goals.
    • Clearly communicate ideas problems and solutions (written and oral) across all levels of manufacturing management.
    • Maintain a positive attitude during interactions with internal teams and external visitors.

Qualifications & Requirements

  • Education: High School Diploma or equivalent required.
  • Skills & Abilities:
    • Ability to read comprehend and follow written and verbal instructions.
    • Understanding of electronic data collection systems and general computer software.
    • Basic understanding of Lean Manufacturing concepts.
    • Ability to make sound judgments with minimal supervision where applicable.

Cleanroom & Production Dress Code Requirements

  • General Attire & Fabric Standards:
    • Must wear clean non-shedding clothing free of loose threads frayed hems glitter sequins tassels or fringes.
    • No sweaters sweater vests fleece or loose-knit garments.
    • Torsos upper arms and legs must remain fully covered. Pants and skirts must extend below the ankle (skirts require full-length leggings/pants underneath).
    • All upper-body clothing must fit entirely under the gown/lab coat without extending past the neck or cuffs.
    • Headwear (including religious or custom head wraps) must be tightly woven clean and fully contained under the bouffant cap and lab coat.
  • Footwear:
    • Closed-toe and closed-heel shoes with socks/stockings are required at all times.
    • Heels must be flat or under 2 inches (no points sandals clogs slippers or woven designs).
  • Hygiene & Grooming:
    • No makeup scented personal products (except deodorant) nail polish acrylics or artificial nails.
    • No jewelry or piercings that could puncture gloves or extend beyond gowning.
    • Lotions must not be applied after hand washing; lip balm must be applied prior to hand washing outside production areas.
    • Open wounds must be fully covered with a bandage.

Required Experience:

IC


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