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Manufacturing Assembler (1st shift)
Company : Cook Medical
Location : Bloomington, IN, 47404
Job Type : Full Time
Date Posted : 2 January 2026
Overview
The Assembler position at Cook Inc. assembles medical devices according to written specifications and manufacturing instructions.
As a manufacturing assembler, you will play an integral role in helping patients around the world get the medical devices they require! Your work will have a meaningful impact and allow you to help others in need.
• No experience necessary
• On the job training is provided
• All-inclusive benefits
• Medical, dental, vision, and prescription options
• Paid maternity and parental leave
• Local walk-in clinic with pharmacy and healthcare
• Company paid life insurance
• Employee Assistance Program
• Annual raises and quarterly bonuses
• Paid holidays and time off
• Multiple shifts and overtime options available
• $16.00/hour
• Tuition assistance up to $5250 per year
• Onsite cafeteria
• Free onsite fitness center
• 401k options with a company match up to 4%
• 401k Student Debt Match Program
Responsibilities
- Work with written specifications and manufacturing instructions to assemble a variety of medical devices in compliance with the Cook Quality Policy Manual and Quality Management Systems
- Complete quality work at acceptable department/production determined rates
- Ability to work independently or in a team-based setting
- Must work and interact effectively and professionally with and for others throughout various levels of the global organization
- Must have effective communication skills and ability to work in a collaborative and independent work situations and environments with minimal supervision
- Maintain accurate and complete documentation
- Read, comprehend and follow product specifications, manufacturing instructions and drawings
- May work with small, intricate parts, identifying components with catalog description
- May work with various tools/machines, e.g. razor blades, hole punch, and table top grinder
- May build product by performing tasks such as cutting, flaring, tipping, sideporting, gluing and bonding
- May have to set up and operate various production machines
- May use measuring instruments such as calipers and/or micrometers
- Count and make simple arithmetic additions and subtractions
- Complete quality work at accepted departmental production rates
- Constant visual inspection for obvious product non-conformances
- May verify raw material
- Report quality problems or findings to Management
- May have to occasionally use a magnifying device
- May work with chemicals such as adhesives, acetone, talcum powder and isopropyl alcohol
Qualifications
• Minimum 18 years of age
• High School Diploma, High School Equivalency Diploma or participating in a Cook sponsored program to obtain a High School Diploma or Equivalency Diploma
• Qualified candidates must be legally authorized to be employed in the United States. Cook does not intend to provide sponsorship for employment visa status (e.g., H-1B or TN status) for this employment position.
Physical Requirements:
• Must meet the Visual Acuity Screening Requirements of 20/40 vision using both eyes with or without correction.• Able to sit or stand for extended periods during the shift.• Frequent repetitive motion.
• Occasionally lifts and/or moves up to 50 pounds.• Moderate exposure to noise level in the work environment that is moderate to occasionally loud.
• Must be able to read and comprehend manufacturing instructions in the English language.
• Frequently required to sit, stand, walk, use hands to grasp, carry, feel or touch; reach with hands and arms; stoop, kneel, crouch; communicate.
• Proper attire/clothing and personal protective equipment/clothing as required within Controlled Manufacturing Areas.
• Must be able to perform the essential functions of the job, subject to reasonable accommodation requirements under the ADA.
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Frequently asked questions
Manufacturing Assemblers at Cook Medical play a crucial role by assembling medical devices that directly impact patient health worldwide. Their meticulous work ensures products meet quality standards, enabling healthcare professionals to rely on safe, effective medical tools.
Key abilities include interpreting technical instructions, manual dexterity for handling intricate parts, and strong communication within team settings. Attention to detail for quality assurance and the capacity to operate basic production machinery are also essential in this role.
Bloomington's manufacturing sector offers pathways from assembler roles into supervisory or specialized technician positions. Gaining experience and utilizing company training programs can open doors to leadership or quality control roles within medical device production.
Cook Medical offers comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision coverage, paid parental leave, and access to an onsite clinic with pharmacy services. Additionally, there's tuition assistance up to $5,250 annually and a 401k plan with company matching, enhancing employee well-being.
The position offers a competitive rate of $16.00 per hour, complemented by quarterly bonuses and annual raises. This wage aligns with manufacturing assembler roles in Bloomington’s medical device industry.
Assemblers balance repetitive yet precise tasks such as cutting, gluing, and inspecting components under production timelines. The role requires focus during extended shifts, with expectations to meet quality and efficiency standards while occasionally handling moderate physical activity.
Unlike general assembly roles, this position focuses on medical devices with strict quality controls and specialized procedures. Cook Medical’s support through training, extensive benefits, and a healthcare-focused work environment distinguishes it within Bloomington’s manufacturing landscape.
Bloomington’s growing medical manufacturing sector means steady demand, but candidates with strong attention to detail and willingness to learn have an advantage. Cook Medical attracts many applicants due to its benefits, so highlighting reliability and precision can improve chances.
Some believe assembler jobs require extensive prior experience; however, Cook Medical provides on-the-job training. Another myth is that the work is monotonous, but the role involves diverse tasks and collaboration, making it engaging and vital for product quality.
Bloomington’s cost of living and the presence of several medical device manufacturers help maintain competitive wages around $16/hour for assemblers. Economic conditions and demand for skilled assembly workers in the area also affect compensation trends.