Production Technician

July 10, 2026 in

 

$26-34 per hour
Temp-to-Perm
About the job:

The Production Technician is responsible for cleaning, processing, inspecting, and preparing precision customer components while following detailed production procedures and maintaining high quality and safety standards.

We’re looking for someone who:
  • Has a high school diploma or equivalent
  • Has experience in chemical handling, precision cleaning, or a manufacturing/production environment
  • Is comfortable using computers, typing accurately, and navigating standard business applications
  • Can write clear, professional emails and communicate effectively with team members
  • Demonstrates strong mechanical aptitude and experience operating industrial equipment such as pressure washers, hoists, or pallet jacks
  • Has excellent attention to detail and can follow detailed technical instructions
  • Understands basic safety practices, chemical hygiene, and proper PPE usage
  • Works well independently and as part of a team
  • Has experience in a semiconductor or medical cleaning environment (preferred)
  • Has experience using manufacturing execution systems (MES) or other production tracking software (preferred)
  • Has experience with industrial degreasers, specialty detergents, or processing delicate components (preferred)
What you’ll do:
  • Process customer parts through multi-stage chemical cleaning systems, rinse stations, and processing baths
  • Prepare parts using baskets, hooks, hoists, and other fixtures to ensure safe handling throughout production
  • Operate and monitor chemical immersion tanks using process-specific detergents and chemicals
  • Perform high-pressure washing to remove contaminants from precision machined components
  • Safely move heavy parts and fixtures using overhead hoists and other material handling equipment
  • Hand-process delicate, high-precision components with care to prevent scratches or damage
  • Use high-pressure nitrogen (N₂) and compressed dry air (CDA) equipment to dry components in a particle-controlled environment
  • Follow standard operating procedures and work instructions for cleaning, rinsing, passivation, and related production processes
  • Wear required personal protective equipment and safely handle chemical cleaning agents
  • Perform bead blasting to clean, deburr, and create uniform surface finishes on metal components
  • Inspect parts before and after processing to verify quality and prevent contamination, damage, or part loss
  • Separate materials prior to processing to prevent cross-contamination and chemical reactions
  • Identify contaminants such as oils and cutting fluids before processing to maintain chemical bath integrity
  • Perform water-break-free testing to verify proper cleaning results
  • Maintain accurate production records and process documentation
  • Communicate non-conformance issues by documenting and emailing detailed updates to supervisors
Why you’ll love working here:

● Weekly pay
● Paid sick leave
● Health, vision, dental, pet insurance, and more

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