Start your new career as a Certified Technician with MAU at our client, AFL, in Duncan, SC.
As a Certified Technician, you will safely operate production and quality equipment while ensuring high productivity, strict quality standards, and minimal downtime. This is a direct-hire opportunity with competitive pay, benefits starting the first full month of employment, and opportunities for advancement.
With a dedication to innovation and quality, AFL provides industry-leading fiber optic products and services that connect people and ideas worldwide.

What We Offer Pay: $21.01–$25.83 per hour + 8% shift differential for night shift employees Incentive bonuses offered throughout the year Paid breaks and personal protective equipment (PPE) provided Health, dental, and vision benefits (effective the 1st full month of employment) 401(k) with company match (up to 4%, dollar-for-dollar) Reward and referral programs Paid time off Professional development, tuition reimbursement, and training programs Opportunities for career advancement with an industry leader Shift Information 12-hour shifts, following a 2-2-3 schedule (rotating) Straight night shift available Overtime may be required What We’re Looking For High school diploma, GED, or 1+ years of manufacturing experience 2–4 years’ experience in a related field preferred Ability to read and follow work instructions, apply basic math, and use handheld measurement devices Mechanically oriented with strong problem-solving skills Good communication skills and command of English (written and spoken) Computer skills; knowledge of Microsoft Office and Oracle a plus Able to differentiate color shades and use microscopes or vision systems Dependable attendance record and willingness to work overtime, weekends, or off-shifts as needed Must pass pre-employment and ongoing drug screens and physicals What You’ll Do as a Certified Technician Safely operate all production and quality equipment Perform accurate job setups and assist operators with machine operations Monitor process indicators to drive improved quality and efficiency Conduct dimensional, physical, and visual inspections according to test plans Test fiber transmission capability using OTDR equipment Accurately record material usage, production data, and quality results Create non-conformance reports (NCMIRs) as required Maintain certifications for production process and quality control Perform preventive maintenance and ensure calibration of inspection equipment Support engineers and technicians in troubleshooting issues Promote and maintain 6S/housekeeping standards Perform other tasks as assigned Physical Demands & Work Environment Frequent sitting, standing, walking, lifting, and handling of reels Must be able to lift 15–30 lbs frequently, up to 50 lbs occasionally Manual dexterity for precision component handling Work includes monitoring production lines and distinguishing colors PPE required: safety glasses at all times; gloves when handling resins; some positions require ear plugs Exposure to resins (must not be sensitized to them)