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The Machine Shop Technician is responsible for machine operation (which can include one or more processes such as trimming, tooling, Core Cutting, etc.) Participate in and contribute to process improvement, lean manufacturing and other initiatives.
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Recommend process improvements to the Lead, Supervisor, Manufacturing Operations Manager. The Technician needs to be able to work with power/hand tools and permanent fixtures to produce products according to defined engineering drawings and planning.
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Reporting to the Production Manager or Production Lead, the Manufacturing Technician could be responsible for performing a variety of functions ranging from grinding, assembly, layup, cutting, and troubleshooting of subcomponents for prosthetic foot components and other Proteor products.
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Understand and adhere to all environmental health and safety guidelines including all safety policies and posted signs. Follow all written instructions, work instructions, travelers and procedures when producing hardware.
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Join us as a Behavior Technician and discover wow for yourself in your career path. Virtual office connection to hundreds of colleagues nationwide, and fun local events with colleagues in your area.
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The Paint Technician is responsible for preparing parts for paint, including sanding, masking, filler application, and post-paint clean up. Title:Paint Technician (night shift) Paint Technician (night shift.
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