Optical Lab Technician

Description/Comment:

GENERAL FUNCTION

Technical aptitude, attention to detail and the motivation to learn and grow professionally. If this describes you, consider aligning your career with client.

MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

You will focus on one of the following areas, and we plan to cross-train in the future so that you may work in any area.

In the coating area, you may work as:

A Clipper, clipping and securing lenses into baskets to begin the coating process.
A Machine Operator, preparing and operating the coating machine to coat the lenses properly. This will include:
Loading machine chemicals.
Loading and unloading sectors with lenses.
An Inspector, inspecting lenses to ensure that they are optically and cosmetically accurate.

In finishing, you may work as:

A Beveler, utilizing the bevel wheel to remove the sharp edges of the lens.
A Mounter, inserting edged lenses to ensure proper fit and alignment, and inserting lenses into the frame while ensuring proper fit.
An Edger Operator, using variety of edging machines to cut lenses down to proper size and shape to fit the appropriate frame.
A Finish Layout preparer, readying uncut lenses for the edging process by outlining the center/alignment markings and affixing the chuck/block.
A Tinter, accurately tinting all lenses.
An inspector, checking lenses and frames to ensure quality standards are met.

In surfacing, you may work as:

A Surfacing Blocker, utilizing the blocking machine to accurately secure a block to all lenses going through the surfacing department. You'll operate taping equipment to apply protective tape to the front of the lenses.
A Surface Finer/Polisher, operating the equipment used to fine and polish all lenses going through the surfacing depart.
A Lens Washer, hand washing and drying lenses followed by a brief cosmetic inspection of the lenses. You'll grasp lenses with a de-blocking cup and strike it against the table to remove block from lenses, and also remove tape from lenses.

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS

To be a good fit for the Production Associate opportunity, you will have:

A high school diploma or equivalent.
High mechanical aptitude.
1 years of related work experience, such as in manufacturing; experience in lab settings is preferred but not required.
The ability to meet measurable standards in a dynamic production environment. Depth perception and manual dexterity.
Strong oral and written communication skills.
Excellent organizational abilities.
Attention to detail.

You need to know:

This position requires that you stand and walk for the duration of any shift.
You'll work with and around chemicals.
Your work area may be wet and/or dirty and or have a strong smell.
You should be willing and able to work overtime as needed.

NOTE :

Work hours:

1st shift 7am-3pm
2nd shift 3pm-11pm
3rd shift 11pm-7am

This is a warehouse environment and candidates MUST be comfortable with standing on their feet all day with intermediate periods of sitting.

Job Type: Contract

Pay: $16.00 - $17.25 per hour

Expected hours: 40 per week

Schedule:

• 8 hour shift

Experience:

• Optics: 1 year (Preferred)
• Laboratory procedures: 1 year (Preferred)
• Optical experience: 1 year (Preferred)

Work Location: In person

Salary : $16 - $17