Technician

• Troubleshoot, repair, clean, and maintain gasoline-related equipment
• Provide preventive maintenance and test leak detectors and product lines
• Contact service vendors for repair materials
• Maintain a safe and clean work environment in compliance with procedures, rules, and regulations
• Troubleshoot, repair, and reprogram cash registers, money order machines, and safes
• Document and communicate actions, irregularities, and continuing needs among work teams
• Install, repair, and service heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems
• Complete preventive maintenance schedules and restore or repair faulty HVAC systems and associated equipment
• Repair and replace doors, plumbing, and tiles; paint; and recommend HVAC changes and new installations
• Maintain gas pumps by changing nozzles, hoses, splashguards, filters, and display boards
• Diagnose, repair, and maintain walk-in coolers, novelty freezers, refrigerators, and fountains
• Accomplish related tasks as needed

General Service Technician

• Fabricate and repair orthotic and/or prosthetic devices using appropriate hand tools.
• Perform ordering, receiving, and other inventory tasks.
• Fit and deliver prefabricated and off-the-shelf orthoses, as assigned.
• Educate patients on the application, use, care, and expected outcome of DME products according to physician instructions and manufacturer recommendations.
• Contact vendors to order orthotic fabrication materials.
• Maintain inventory of items used during the fabrication process.
• Work closely with clinicians and patients to adjust and repair devices.
• Fabricate orthoses and their components in a workshop environment.

Orthotics & Prosthetics Technician

• Respond to biomedical equipment service calls within hospitals or healthcare systems in the Asheville, NC area
• Evaluate, diagnose, repair, and perform planned maintenance on biomedical equipment
• Perform preventive maintenance and safety/environmental inspections under supervision
• Assist experienced technicians with basic and complex repairs and resolutions
• Communicate and partner effectively with teammates and colleagues
• Follow GE policies, procedures, hospital protocols, and complete required documentation
• Maintain daily customer communications to ensure resolution, follow-up, and customer satisfaction
• Implement GE/customer facility contracts and support business objectives as instructed
• Provide efficient service delivery to all assigned accounts as part of the local team
• Share on-call responsibility when trained
• Document repair actions and submit scheduled reports and summaries
• Maintain and calibrate spares, tools, and test equipment
• Maintain technical knowledge of current medical-equipment standards, codes, and procedures through formal instruction
• Use manuals, technical support, FaceTime, and online resources when performing preventive maintenance
• Meet Health and Human Services, Environment Health and Safety, and other applicable regulatory requirements

Biomedical Equipment Technician, Level 1

• Drive the Care Delivery Platform between sites and on public roads
• Read range against the day’s route and plan around charging-network gaps
• Run Level 2 and DC fast charging sessions and troubleshoot charging issues
• Complete arrival surveys, leveling, module deployment and interlocks, shore power, and vehicle securing
• Read interface faults, isolate issues safely, and determine on-site repairs
• Complete walkarounds and scheduled preventive maintenance
• Use platform telemetry trends to prevent downtime
• Escalate issues to Mission Mobile Medical with telemetry history
• Greet patients, manage traffic flow around the CDP, and provide assistance

Field Deployed Technician

• Drive the Care Delivery Platform (CDP) between sites and on public roads
• Read vehicle range against daily routes and plan around charging-network gaps
• Run Level 2 and DC fast charging sessions; connect, disconnect, and troubleshoot charging failures
• Complete arrival surveys, leveling, module deployment and interlocks, shore power, and vehicle securing
• Read interface faults, isolate issues safely, and decide what can be fixed on site
• Complete walkarounds and scheduled preventive maintenance
• Act on platform telemetry trends before they cause downtime
• Escalate issues to Mission Mobile Medical with telemetry history
• Greet patients, help manage traffic flow, and provide assistance as needed

• Drive the Care Delivery Platform (CDP) between sites and on public roads
• Read vehicle range against daily routes and plan around charging-network gaps
• Run Level 2 and DC fast charging sessions; connect, disconnect, and troubleshoot charging issues
• Complete arrival surveys, leveling, module deployment and interlocks, shore power, and vehicle securing
• Read interface faults, isolate issues safely, and determine on-site repairs
• Perform walkarounds and scheduled preventive maintenance
• Act on platform telemetry trends before they cause downtime
• Escalate issues to Mission Mobile Medical with telemetry history
• Greet patients, help manage traffic flow, and provide assistance as needed

• Drive the Care Delivery Platform between sites and on public roads
• Read route requirements and vehicle range; plan around charging-network gaps
• Operate Level 2 and DC fast charging sessions and troubleshoot charging failures
• Complete arrival surveys, leveling, module deployment and interlocks, shore power, and vehicle securing
• Read interface faults, safely isolate issues, and determine on-site repairs
• Perform walkarounds and scheduled preventive maintenance
• Use platform trends to prevent downtime
• Escalate issues to Mission Mobile Medical with telemetry history
• Greet patients, manage traffic flow around the Care Delivery Platform, and provide assistance

• Perform advanced bonding and gluing operations in accordance with Composite Factory Standard Operating Procedures
• Operate forklifts to transport raw materials, tooling, and finished components throughout the facility
• Independently set up and operate CNC machines, including loading and unloading tooling and materials
• Program, adjust, and troubleshoot CNC machine parameters
• Read and interpret engineering drawings and blueprints using GD&T principles
• Use calipers, micrometers, height gauges, and other precision measuring instruments to inspect part accuracy and quality
• Perform intermediate to advanced machine setups with minimal supervision, including tool touch-offs and offset adjustments
• Conduct routine and preventative maintenance on machines and equipment
• Monitor and maintain inventory of stock materials, tooling, and consumables; communicate supply needs to the Administrator
• Maintain coolant levels and machine cleanliness; test and control coolant concentration using a refractometer
• Perform housekeeping and comply with health and safety procedures
• Participate in continuous improvement initiatives and ongoing training and development
• Assist with onboarding, training, and mentoring junior technicians and new team members
• Collaborate with leadership to identify process enhancements and support production goals
• Perform other duties as assigned

Machine Shop Technician II

• Maintain the operational effectiveness of the Roanoke Rapids Quality Labs
• Determine dimensional and visual acceptance
• Perform laboratory measurements on inserts and report findings to Quality Management
• Perform dimensional and visual measurements using comparators, Keyence systems, hard gages, and other equipment
• Perform calibration and maintain calibration software
• Perform in-process inspections of inserts as needed
• Conduct internal process audits as needed
• Read and interpret dimensions and instructions from part prints
• Perform Cp and Cpk measurements for the certification process
• Understand process routing
• Conduct special testing and analysis to support plant problem-solving efforts and engineering projects
• Interface with equipment vendors as needed
• Work with SAP and perform data entry
• Maintain timely and accurate records
• Report directly to the Quality Manager and interact extensively with all departments
• Work effectively in a diverse environment where self-motivation is essential to success

Quality Technician – 3rd Shift

• Isolate IgG by processing plasma intermediate paste in a GMP environment
• Clean and maintain the workplace
• Clean, assemble and disassemble operating equipment according to applicable procedures
• Assist with process control manipulations
• Maintain production records and logs
• Perform general housekeeping in compliance with pharmaceutical-operation standards
• Prepare process solutions and dispense cleaning and sanitization reagents
• Safeguard facilities, equipment, product and coworkers through safe work practices
• Operate filters, vessels, skids, columns, bulk tanks and other production equipment
• Operate a forklift safely and efficiently
• Operate CIP circuits
• Monitor and control processes using DCS
• Perform real-time production documentation
• Perform sterile-filter integrity tests
• Prepare filter aid, install filters, set up transfer panels and unload bulk chemical delivery tankers
• Receive and stage paste, calibrate tank pH probes, prepare equipment and harvest filter cake
• Prepare, test, sample, sterilize and deliver sterile bulks
• Assist with column regeneration, evaluation testing, packing, and UF/DF system cleaning and testing
• Use DCS and Unicorn control systems
• For Technician II: perform GMP and safety audits, troubleshoot production processes and equipment, and operate equipment to required standards

Technician jobs in North Carolina

General Service Technician

Orthotics & Prosthetics Technician

Biomedical Equipment Technician, Level 1

Field Deployed Technician

Field Deployed Technician

Field Deployed Technician

Field Deployed Technician

Machine Shop Technician II

Quality Technician – 3rd Shift

IGIV-C Technician I/II