Optical Technician

Essential Functions

• Offer exceptional customer service by proactively communicating in a timely manner; calls patients or vendors to communicate delays/issues with lens orders
• Order lenses and frames from appropriate lab or vendor based on vision plan
• Perform shipping functions including efficiently working with time-sensitive shipments and maintaining records
• Unpack and sort inbound frames and lenses to appropriate in-house trays or ships to various external labs as necessary
• Routinely check products on order for delays or back orders and communicates and resolves order issues
• Inventory control functions including assisting with stocking lenses, sorting and distributing trays, pulling lenses, and performing cosmetic inspection and restocking as needed
• Assist with ordering lab supplies, working with vendors for all consumables; troubleshoots issues/problems, and creating lenses for glasses
• Afford to assist in efficiently moving work through the department
• Maintain company safety standards
• Maintain a clean workstation
• Afford to assist and cooperate with other departments
• Afford to ensure understanding and adherence to quality management and safety requirements, systems, and procedures

Job Specifications

• Experience working in a fast-paced environment
• One to two years of relative experience
• Ability to meet department standards for productivity and quality
• Ability to communicate at a level necessary to accomplish the above tasks
• Good manual dexterity and hand/eye coordination
• Ability to perform physical activities requiring bending, kneeling, and pulling/pushing
• Ability to recognize and distinguish colors
• Ability to understand and follow procedures
• Ability to lift up to 30 pounds
• Ability to walk or stand up to 100% of the time

Working Conditions

• The working environment is generally favorable. Lighting and temperature are adequate, and there are no hazardous or unpleasant conditions caused by noise, dust etc.
• The working environment is well lighted and ventilated. Individuals are typically required to stand for long periods of time. Noise and dust from power-grinding machinery and other equipment is to be expected. Individuals may wear safety attire such as goggles and gloves and may work physically close to others, such as when sharing work areas. There are no major hazards.