Entry Level Manufacturing - No Experience Needed

You will assemble intricate medical devices using hand tools and microscopes in a full cleanroom environment, producing life-saving products at a state-of-the-art facility. Working with very small components, you follow detailed processes and ensure precision. Your team includes cross-trained assemblers and supervisors focused on quality. This role offers weekly pay, a modern facility, and long-term stability.

You will assemble disposable medical devices, including catheters, in a cleanroom environment at our Draper, UT facility. Working with microscopes and precision tools, you will meet strict quality and safety standards. The role operates on a 4-day work week with 3-day weekends, offering weekly pay and paid training. You will join a team dedicated to improving patients' lives, with a supportive culture that values teamwork and continuous improvement.

Own assembly of medical devices across product lines while ensuring compliance with SOPs Quality System procedures GMP and GDP. Deliver high-quality outputs through meticulous documentation and adherence to clean room protocols. Drive continuous improvement via Lean Manufacturing initiatives.

You own the assembly and manufacture of clinical and commercial medical devices in a regulated environment. 5+ years of hands-on manufacturing or laboratory experience is required. You will work alongside scientists and engineers in a collaborative R&D lab and manufacturing environment. This role combines precision assembly, chemical handling, and batch documentation. You will get exposure to ISO 13485 and FDA regulations while supporting new product development. The culture is a close-knit start-up with room for advancement.

Own automated equipment uptime in a medical device cleanroom, delivering 3+ years of troubleshooting skill to a GMP environment. Join a team that runs Monday-Thursday shifts at Acton, MA, supporting a global staffing leader. This role pairs mechanical aptitude with direct involvement in quality and safety. Stand out by mastering HMI interfaces and precision measuring tools on day one.

You will assemble finished catheters in a sterile cleanroom, owning bagging, sealing, boxing, and scanning operations that deliver life-saving devices to patients. Your work ensures each product meets strict quality and traceability standards. You will collaborate with a dedicated manufacturing team in a cleanroom environment, using microscopes and hand tools to perform precise assembly. This contract-to-hire role offers weekly pay and the chance to make a direct impact on patient care.