As part of the production team, you will help manufacture medical instruments while complying with technical requirements, quality procedures and the standards applicable to medical devices.
Your responsibilities
Reporting to the Production Site Manager, your main responsibilities will be:
- Assembling instruments: carry out the mechanical, electromechanical and fluidic assembly of instruments in accordance with manufacturing documents and instructions.
- Integrating components: fit the various subassemblies, carry out wiring and make the required connections.
- Performing checks and tests: carry out visual and functional checks during assembly, as well as the tests specified in the defined protocols.
- Identifying anomalies: detect and report deviations, faults and any non-conformities.
- Ensuring traceability: accurately complete manufacturing documents and records relating to the operations performed.
- Applying quality requirements: follow manufacturing instructions and quality procedures, as well as regulatory requirements applicable to medical devices.
- Contributing to team performance: take part in continuous process improvement and keep your workstation clean, safe and organised.
Your profile
- Ideally, you have initial experience assembling electronic, electromechanical or optical components or subassemblies, or working in the medical device sector.
- You enjoy working as part of a team.
- You are skilled with your hands and carry out manual tasks with care, precision and attention to detail.
- You can read and follow assembly instructions and complete manufacturing records.
- You can use assembly tools and follow their operating instructions.
- You rigorously apply manufacturing procedures and meet quality and traceability requirements.
- You are thorough and detail-oriented.
Your skills and attitude matter as much as your background. Depending on your experience, we will provide support to help you learn our methods and procedures.
The role
- Permanent contract – full-time – Mauguio Fréjorgues;
- Working hours: 37 hours per week with 12 additional days off per year (RTT);
- Daytime work, Monday to Friday;
- Salary: €25,000 to €30,000 gross per year, depending on profile and experience;
- Start date: as soon as possible.