Work Schedule

Third Shift (Nights)

Environmental Conditions

Adherence to all Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Safety Standards, Standing for full shift

Job Description

Paint Repair Tech, Manufacturing (3rd Shift)

At Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., our mission is to improve global health, environmental cleanliness, and safety. As an Operator II, Manufacturing, you will have a key role at our Asheville site, ensuring our production processes run efficiently and meet our high standards. This is an outstanding opportunity to be part of a top-notch team where your contributions will be valued and appreciated.

Responsibilities:

Inspect parts for defects, touches up paint as required.   Use small hand tools such as an Orbital Sander to grind rust areas as needed. Conducts paint test on every color change for quality control, complete daily log and tags as needed. Checks spray gun adjustments such as air/paint mixture, pressure gauges, and fluid control. Mask units in preparation for repair. Paint repair refrigerators/freezers after assembly for final inspection using bondo repair filler and liquid spray gun to desired finish. Uses liquid spray paint to touch up defective parts as needed.Perform the duties of a powder painter when asked to fill in as a backup finisher.  Receive instructions on parts to be painted and fill paint hopper with specified powder as needed, matching paint number with part number. Pull parts according to request made by the assembly lines. Load cabinets, kits and components onto the automatic paint conveyor line to ensure optimum coverage of finish.  Conduct paint tests for quality control.   Coat parts with powder paint in the prescribed manner in accordance with the cosmetic acceptance criteria. Inspect parts for defects, touches up paint as the need arises.  Removes painted parts and delivers parts and kits to specified departments.Operate and monitor manufacturing equipment to produce high-quality products.Conduct routine inspections to determine and maintain equipment functionality and product quality.Follow strict safety protocols and quality standards to ensure flawless production processes.Collaborate with team members to successfully implement process improvements and achieve ambitious production goals.Accurately document production data and maintain detailed records.Troubleshoot and resolve minor technical issues to minimize downtime and compete on efficiency.

Minimum Qualifications:

High school diploma or equivalent experience required.Proven ability to stand, bend, reach, and handle bulky parts frequently, with occasional lifting up to 35 pounds.Strong eye/hand coordination and attention to detail.Willingness to work in varying conditions including hot, cold, dusty, and noisy environments.Basic digital literacy or a willingness to learn.

Preferred Qualifications:

3-6 months of manufacturing experience preferred.Familiarity with manufacturing equipment and processes.Strong collaborative skills and a dedication to continuous improvement.

Join us in our mission to support scientific advancements and patient care. Your role as Operator II, Manufacturing will be instrumental in driving our success and innovation.