Finishing Tech
Elevate Digital Optics, Dallas, TX, United States
Finishing Lab Technician (Experienced)
Department: Optical Lab – Finishing
Employment Type: Full-Time
Job Summary
The Finishing Lab Technician is responsible for the final stages of lens production, including edging, drill mounts, and tinting. This role requires a seasoned, experienced technician who can work with precision, consistency, and minimal supervision to deliver high-quality finished eyewear. This is not an entry-level position.
Key Responsibilities
Operate edging equipment to shape lenses to frame specifications and ensure proper fit.
Perform drill mount work for rimless and semi-rimless frames, including accurate hole placement, alignment, and secure assembly.
Apply solid and gradient tints while maintaining color consistency and proper density.
Inspect all finished eyewear for accuracy, cosmetics, and functionality, resolving issues before jobs move forward.
Perform routine maintenance on edging, drilling, and tinting equipment and troubleshoot minor issues as needed.
Maintain accurate records of work performed and communicate recurring issues or improvement opportunities.
Follow all safety procedures and PPE requirements while maintaining compliance with lab standards.
Qualifications & Skills
High school diploma or equivalent required.
Proven experience in an optical finishing lab with strong skills in edging and drill mounts.
Tinting experience (solid and gradient) is preferred.
Must be able to accurately read and verify prescriptions using a Humphrey lensometer or equivalent, including a manual (BNL) lensometer.
Ability to read and interpret job tickets and lens specifications is essential.
Strong attention to detail, steady hand, and excellent manual dexterity required.
Basic mechanical troubleshooting skills expected.
Attributes
Self‑motivated and able to work independently with minimal oversight.
Team‑oriented, reliable, and consistent under production demands.
Physical Requirements & Work Environment
Ability to stand for extended periods and handle small tools and delicate lenses. Strong visual inspection skills required. Work is performed in a lab environment with machinery noise and exposure to chemicals used in tinting and coatings. PPE required as needed.
Benefits
Competitive pay based on experience, paid time off and holidays, and opportunities for continued growth and training.
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Department: Optical Lab – Finishing
Employment Type: Full-Time
Job Summary
The Finishing Lab Technician is responsible for the final stages of lens production, including edging, drill mounts, and tinting. This role requires a seasoned, experienced technician who can work with precision, consistency, and minimal supervision to deliver high-quality finished eyewear. This is not an entry-level position.
Key Responsibilities
Operate edging equipment to shape lenses to frame specifications and ensure proper fit.
Perform drill mount work for rimless and semi-rimless frames, including accurate hole placement, alignment, and secure assembly.
Apply solid and gradient tints while maintaining color consistency and proper density.
Inspect all finished eyewear for accuracy, cosmetics, and functionality, resolving issues before jobs move forward.
Perform routine maintenance on edging, drilling, and tinting equipment and troubleshoot minor issues as needed.
Maintain accurate records of work performed and communicate recurring issues or improvement opportunities.
Follow all safety procedures and PPE requirements while maintaining compliance with lab standards.
Qualifications & Skills
High school diploma or equivalent required.
Proven experience in an optical finishing lab with strong skills in edging and drill mounts.
Tinting experience (solid and gradient) is preferred.
Must be able to accurately read and verify prescriptions using a Humphrey lensometer or equivalent, including a manual (BNL) lensometer.
Ability to read and interpret job tickets and lens specifications is essential.
Strong attention to detail, steady hand, and excellent manual dexterity required.
Basic mechanical troubleshooting skills expected.
Attributes
Self‑motivated and able to work independently with minimal oversight.
Team‑oriented, reliable, and consistent under production demands.
Physical Requirements & Work Environment
Ability to stand for extended periods and handle small tools and delicate lenses. Strong visual inspection skills required. Work is performed in a lab environment with machinery noise and exposure to chemicals used in tinting and coatings. PPE required as needed.
Benefits
Competitive pay based on experience, paid time off and holidays, and opportunities for continued growth and training.
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