Nesting Technician (Milling) - Night Shift

As a Nesting Technician (Milling) at Dandy, your main responsibilities include operating the milling nesting software to properly orient and support various dental products, driving improvements in workflow, solving equipment and technology-related issues, and upholding strict quality standards. Your role is vital in ensuring products are fabricated on time and meet high-quality benchmarks.

To qualify for the Nesting Technician (Milling) position at Dandy, candidates should have a high school diploma or GED, ideally with 0-2 years of experience in a fast-paced environment. Basic English proficiency and a strong attention to detail are crucial, along with a passion for problem-solving and the ability to adapt to digital tools and technology in the dental lab setting.

The work environment for a Night Shift Nesting Technician (Milling) at Dandy is dynamic and team-oriented, set in a state-of-the-art facility that prioritizes efficiency and quality. You will be part of a collaborative team of technicians, working in a digital-only lab that places a strong emphasis on innovation and rapid problem-solving to meet aggressive growth targets in the dental industry.

At Dandy, we pride ourselves on supporting our employees' career development. As a Nesting Technician (Milling), you'll have access to various opportunities for growth within the company, whether it's advancing within the milling department or exploring roles in management or other specialized teams. We encourage a culture of continuous learning and improvement.

The compensation for the Night Shift Nesting Technician (Milling) at Dandy ranges from $16 to $18 per hour, with an additional 15% differential for working the night shift. Alongside competitive pay, Dandy offers a comprehensive benefits package to support various aspects of employee well-being.

To ensure high-quality standards as a Nesting Technician (Milling), I focus on adhering to established manufacturing quality processes, double-checking my work for accuracy, and actively seeking feedback from team members to identify areas for improvement.

I have worked extensively with milling nesting software, where I learned to navigate its features effectively to optimize production workflows. My familiarity with tools like hyperDent and my ability to troubleshoot common issues enable me to maintain productivity even under pressure.

In a fast-paced environment, I prioritize staying organized and maintaining open communication with my team to manage stress effectively. I break tasks into manageable steps, ensuring I stay focused and calm during busy periods.

In a previous role, I noticed delays in the production flow due to equipment malfunctions. I collaborated with my supervisor and other team members to implement a temporary workflow that mitigated disruption while planning for repairs, which resulted in minimized downtime and improved efficiency.

I am motivated by the opportunity to contribute to patient care through technology. Knowing that high-quality dental products can significantly impact patients' lives inspires me to strive for excellence in every task I undertake.

I value team collaboration highly and approach it by actively listening to my colleagues' ideas and sharing my insights. I believe in the importance of open communication and support, which fosters a positive environment where we can all achieve our goals together.

When troubleshooting milling equipment, my first step involves identifying the root cause of the problem. I assess error codes and review previous logs, then consult with colleagues or reference manuals to find appropriate solutions efficiently.

Yes! In my last role, we adopted a new software for managing workflow. I dedicated extra time to explore its features, followed online tutorials, and sought guidance from experienced team members, which helped me become proficient quickly and share knowledge with the rest of the team.

To prioritize tasks effectively, I first assess deadlines and determine which projects have the most immediate impact. I then create a structured plan, breaking larger projects into smaller tasks for better manageability, ensuring I'm staying on track and meeting team expectations.

Attention to detail is vital for a Nesting Technician (Milling) because even minor errors can lead to significant quality assurance issues in dental products. Ensuring precision helps maintain Dandy's high standards and protects patient safety, making this skill one of the most critical for success in the role.