Shift: Monday - Friday, 3:00pm-11:00pm plus mandatory overtime as required

Compensation: $16.00 per hour

BENEFITS START DAY 1 OF EMPLOYMENT

Owens & Minor teammate benefits include:

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance, available on first working day
• 401(k), eligibility after 30 days of employment
• Employee stock purchase plan
• Tuition reimbursement
• Development opportunities to grow your career with a global company

Job Summary

Production Clean Room Assemblers will be trained to produce customer procedure trays. Assemblers will learn procedures and processes in order to perform all functions that are required within the clean room.

Core Responsibilities

Assembly and Wrapping

• Accurately assemble custom procedure trays by learning to identify medical components by description and vendor item number.

• Follow assembly instructions and place the correct component and quantity (using the counting method) into the tray.

• Visually inspect components for defects; verify conformance to specifications and report and/or reject defective components, informing the team leader per guidelines.

• Complete prep assemblies within a custom procedure tray; identify the right wrap for the build and proceed to wrap the tray per customer’s specified sterile technique.

Set up

• Ensure communication occurs between the Team Leader and set-up person before the job is set-up so special instructions can be provided as needed.

• Ensure three job orders are ready for the line at all times, when applicable.

• Verify contents of Device History Record to include: assembly instructions; pick ticket; kit insert labels; expiration dates of product; and special notes pertaining to particular builds and box labels.

• Make copies of assembly instructions.

• Verify vendor ID and description of all components (if applicable) when arranging them sequentially on the carts.

• Verify at least one product is batch counted on cart. Remove outer packaging from product when necessary.

Sealing

• Ensure the sealing machine is properly calibrated and the temperature, speed, and pressure are at the correct settings.

• Check for the correct header bag and proper insert label.

• Seal the package to the proper specifications.

• Complete necessary paperwork.

• Packaging Operator

• Properly loads and packages product on the machine, as assigned

• Inspects components for visible defects during the load and packaging process.

• Rotates loading positions, as required.

• Assures adherence to SOP’s, GMP, & ISO policies.

Qualifying Experience

• High school diploma or GED preferred.

• 3-6 months packaging/boxing experience in a production/warehouse environment preferred.

• Excellent attention to detail

What to prepare

• Printed copy of resume

Preferred dress code

Do NOT wear any type of clothing that could shed, that includes ripped/frayed jeans, no shirts or sweaters with any type of beading or fur and no open toe or open heel shoes.

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