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Avalign Technologies Inc
Metals/ Adhesives Coater - 1st or 2nd Shift
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What they do
A Finisher, Polisher, or Buffer cleans, sands and polishes materials such as wood, stone, plastic, or metal used in manufacturing processes. Performs finishing and polishing done at the final stages of production to prepare goods for consumers.
$47,714 / year median in Oregon
-1% projected decline
Job Description
Metals/ Adhesives Coater
- 1st or 2nd Shift Avalign Technologies Inc
- 2.
What You'll Do:
Learn to review documentation (Job Travelers) to verify part identity, quantities, and coating (e.g. binder and bead mesh size) requirements. Learn to prepare binder solutions as detailed in applicable Standard Process Instructions (SPIs): Learn to visually inspect parts to ensure that they meet customer requirements. Read, understand, and follow SPIs and MPIs pertaining to the porous coating of medical implant devices. Inspect documents for previously completed operation sign off and verify part counts before beginning any manufacturing operation. If discrepancies are found notify your Team Leader. Perform required maintenance checks of equipment before beginning any manufacturing operation. If problems are found notify your Team Leader. Prior to use, ensure measuring equipment has been calibrated, is not beyond calibration date, and is in good working condition. Follow established protocol to maintain ID & traceability of product and documentation. Notify your supervisor immediately if ID is questionable. Reference applicable drawings, specifications, and Manufacturing Process Instructions before beginning any manufacturing operation. Follow department Standard Process Instructions.What You'll Need:
Previous work history required Ability to understand verbal and written instructions. Good communication skills. Ability to use, or learn to use job related measuring devices (e.g. calipers and balances). Prior experience as a Level I Spray Coater before becoming a Level II spray coater. Ability to read and understand engineering drawings with respect to porous coating of parts. Ability to use, or be trained to use, comparator for overlay inspection of partsWhat You Won't Do:
Feel stuck- we offer great opportunities to advance and learn Get bored
- we make a high variety of products, so no day is the same Feel like a number
- we're a close-knit bunch and always have each other's backs