Position Summary: Outer Tube Assembler Trainee

The Outer Tube Assembler will be responsible for the repair of the serialized component of the scope as well as ensuring the final product is free from leaks. This will include grinding, buffing, polishing, cleaning, soldering, bonding, machining, filing, and testing the final product utilizing automated inspection equipment. There are opportunities to move into the following roles: Outer Tube Technician, Outer Tube Specialist, or Outer Tube Coordinator.

Work Hours and Location: 40-hour work week in Dudley, MA with flexible work schedule after training period

Reports To: Designated Team Leader

Essential Functions

Typical responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

Inspecting and evaluating, matching serial numbers

Grinding, buffing, polishing, cleaning, bonding, paint filling

Machining with hand held tools, filing, manual refinishing

Straightening of outer tubes

Soldering of external optical components

Fiber transmission testing, leak testing

Inspection against specifications

This position requires strong mechanical skills.

Other duties as requested, directed, or assigned based on knowledge and training experience

Qualifications Required

Ability to maintain precise hand-eye coordination to perform detailed tasks with accuracy

Typical Physical Requirements

Must be able to sit and use a microscope and/or an eye loop for up to 7 hours a day

Must have the hand/arm strength to apply twisting or direct force using a wrench, screwdriver, hand, and/or pliers

Must be able to work with machine equipment as trained and required.

It is necessary to be able to walk between manufacturing equipment and workbench

Compensation & Benefits

$17.87 – $18.87 per hour depending on experience. This range represents the amount the company reasonably and in good faith expect to pay for this role. Final compensation may vary based on skills, experience, and other job-related factors.

After successful completion of a 90-day probationary period, Henke Sass Wolf of America offers a competitive selection of benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurances, 401k retirement savings plans, paid time off, and other voluntary benefits. Trainees are not eligible for company benefits until the conclusion of the 90-day probationary and training period.

Other perks: hands-on training, company-provided smocks, comfortable kitchen/break area, coffee and water stations, company holiday celebrations, recognition and engagement programs, clean, air-conditioned workspaces, snack and lunch items for purchase, and free on-site parking,

About Us

HSWOA was originally established as a service and repair facility for HSW GmbH's key North American customers. These customers are primarily medical equipment manufacturers and distributors of industrial instruments and equipment. The facility assembles new products and repairs instruments damaged during use, eliminating the long turnaround time involved in sending instruments to Germany for repairs. HSWOA activities focus on the medical endoscope.

HSWOA team members are guided by eight Core Values:

Team Player: I am a Loyal Team Player who is Conscientious and Solution Focused

Attitude: I am Enthusiastic with a Positive Attitude

Honesty: I am Honest with Myself and others

Respect: I Respect Others and our Diversity

Dependable: I can always be counted on

Flexible: I am Flexible Willing to Adapt

Communicate: I Communicate with Clarity in a Timely Manner

Coachable: I am Willing and Capable to Develop Personally and Professionally to Fulfill the Needs of the Company

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Henke Sass Wolf of America is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer and welcomes all qualified applicants. All employment decisions are based on each individual's capabilities and qualifications without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, physical or mental disability, veteran status, genetics, or any other protected status under the law.