Production Worker Biomedical Devices
Key Skills
Job Description
Do you want to contribute to better healthcare and are you interested in medical instruments? Then we’d love to welcome you! With our innovations, we’re keeping pace with the latest technical trends in orthopedic surgery and the donor tissue industry. Thanks to the small scale of our organization, you’ll literally see every step of the production process. You’ll share responsibility for the manufacture of medical instruments and implants. You’ll manufacture implants in a cleanroom environment, inspect incoming products, and work in the workshop to put the “final touch” on the product before it’s shipped to the hospital. Are you detail-oriented and do you want to contribute to the well-being of society? Join our team! You’ll work in a team with an enthusiastic, informal atmosphere where everyone always helps each other. Responsibilities: · Manufacturing and inspecting implants in a sterile environment (cleanroom). · Performing verifications of medical devices. · Testing medical devices. · Assembling medical machines and instruments. Who are we looking for? · Completed higher education. · Preferably experience with measuring tools such as a caliper. · Proficient in English. · Interest in the medical field. · Watchmaker’s precision; ability to work accurately. · Available for at least 32 hours per week. What do we offer? · Competitive salary based on education and work experience. · Vacation pay and year-end bonus · 32 vacation days per year · Diverse processes and products · Family-owned business with a long-term vision · Informal atmosphere with short lines of communication where everyone is happy to help one another · Flexible vacation scheduling year-round · Flexible start times between 7:30 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. that you can set yourself About the organization: Spierings was founded in 1992 as a medical engineering firm. It develops implants and instruments for orthopedic surgery and, since 2011, also for the organ procurement industry. Spierings’ philosophy is to develop sustainable products in a market where single-use items are increasingly becoming the norm. Quality is of crucial importance during the development and production of medical instruments. With nearly 30 years of experience, Spierings is an expert in this field. The company has a staff of approximately 15 to 20 people. The atmosphere is informal, and you’ll work in Nijmegen-Oost in a historic building surrounded by greenery. To get an idea of the products we make, visit www.spierings.biz or www.tissue-processing.com. To apply, please contact Jan Spierings ([email protected]) and include your resume along with a brief cover letter!
Core Responsibilities
You will be responsible for manufacturing, inspecting, and testing medical implants and instruments within a sterile cleanroom environment. Additionally, you will perform final assembly tasks in the workshop to prepare products for hospital shipment.
Requirements
The role requires a completed higher education degree and the ability to work with high precision, such as using measuring tools like calipers. Candidates must be proficient in English and available for at least 32 hours per week.
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Vacation pay
- Year-end bonus
- 32 vacation days per year
- Flexible vacation scheduling
- Flexible start times
About Spierings Orthopaedics
Industry: Medical Equipment Manufacturing
Company size: 11-50 employees
Spierings was founded in 1992 as a medical engineering company. It develops implants and instruments for orthopedic surgery and since 2011 also for the donor processing industry. Spierings' philosophy is the development of sustainable products in a market where single-use is increasingly becoming the norm. Quality is crucial during the development and production of medical instruments. Spierings is an expert in this field with almost 30 years of experience. During the first decade, Spierings was mainly involved in the development of hip implants, surgical instruments, resorbable cement restrictors and the testing of bone cement. After that, Spierings started with the manufacturing of their own products such as the REX Cement Stop and the Noviomagus Bone Mill. Meanwhile the R&D assignments expanded with additional orthopaedic implant development projects, the development of special knee surgery instruments and the formulation of bone cement. Over the years, more and more hospitals around the world started using the instruments and implants of Spierings. From there on, tissue banks also became interested in the Spierings products. In order to bring tailor-made solutions to tissue banks, Spierings Tissue Processing was founded. For detailed information and an overview of our product portofolio, please visit our website www.spierings.biz. Are you interested in our donor tissue processing machines feel free to have a scroll around at our linkedin page www.linkedin.com/company/spierings-tissue-processing or visit the website www.tissue-processing.com.