manufacturing technician

Join a growing Canadian company making a global impact in healthcare. Are you looking for a meaningful career where your work directly contributes to improving patient care around the world? Join our team in Kingston, Ontario, where we develop and manufacture advanced medical devices used in diagnostic imaging, regenerative medicine, and cell and gene therapy. Every product we build supports healthcare professionals in delivering life-changing treatments to patients worldwide. As we continue to grow, we're looking for motivated individuals who are passionate about quality, precision, and continuous learning. About the Role As a Manufacturing Technician, you will assemble, test, inspect, and package medical devices in a clean, highly regulated manufacturing environment. Working in an ISO Class 7 cleanroom, you'll follow Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Good Documentation Practices (GDP), and detailed manufacturing procedures to produce products that meet the highest quality standards. This is an excellent opportunity for individuals who enjoy hands-on work, have strong attention to detail, and take pride in producing high-quality products. Whether you're beginning your manufacturing career or looking to expand your technical skills, you'll receive comprehensive training and work alongside an experienced, supportive team. Key Responsibilities * Assemble, test, inspect, and package medical devices according to approved manufacturing procedures. * Perform manual precision assembly using small components, tools, fixtures, UV Resin for bonding components, and measuring devices. * Load, operate, monitor, and unload automated manufacturing equipment. * Work safely and effectively in an ISO Class 7 cleanroom while wearing required personal protective equipment (PPE). * Accurately complete production records and manufacturing documentation in accordance with established procedures. * Maintain strict adherence to GMP, cleanliness, and contamination control requirements. * Perform in-process inspections to ensure products consistently meet quality standards. * Work independently while contributing to a collaborative, team-oriented manufacturing environment. * Meet production schedules while minimizing waste and maintaining exceptional product quality. * Support continuous improvement initiatives and perform other duties as assigned. What We?re Looking For * Reliable, punctual, detail-oriented, and focused on quality. * Works well independently and in a team environment. * Enjoys hands-on, precise work. * Interested in starting or building a career in advanced manufacturing or healthcare. * Currently authorized to work in Canada. Qualifications Required * Post-secondary diploma or equivalent combination of education and experience. * Strong written and verbal English communication skills. * Excellent attention to detail and manual dexterity. * Ability to follow detailed written procedures and work instructions. * Willingness to learn new equipment, tools, fixtures, and testing methods through on-the-job training. Preferred * Experience in a manufacturing, laboratory, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or medical device environment. * Experience working with small components requiring precision assembly. * Experience using hand tools, fixtures, microscopes, or measuring equipment. Work Details Schedule: Monday to Friday Available shifts include: * 1:45 p.m. ? 10:15 p.m. * 3:45 p.m. ? 12:15 a.m. * 5:45 p.m. ? 2:15 a.m. Note: Shift hours may be adjusted based on business needs, with appropriate notice provided to employees. Location: Kingston, Ontario (in-person only) Compensation: $19.00?$22.00/hour Probation Period: Six months Conditions of Employment: Employment is conditional upon the successful completion of a background check and verification of academic credentials, where applicable. Why Join Us * Make a meaningful impact by manufacturing medical devices used in hospitals and clinic