A leading pharmaceutical company is on the hunt for a talented Manufacturing Operator to join their team. If you’ve interested in a production environment, this direct hire position is the perfect opportunity to put them to work.

Responsibilities of the Manufacturing Operator:

•  Gaining and applying the necessary technical aptitude related to mixing, coating, slitting, rotary converting, and packaging as necessary
• Learning and retaining key technical concepts (as applicable) required for the converting production lines. This includes web handling, tensions, gear ratios, splices, die stations, vision systems, pick-in-place systems, etc.
• Learning and retaining the key technical concepts (as applicable) required for the mixing and coating production lines. This includes order of additions, solvation, emulsions, coat weights, % solids, assay, viscosity, etc.
• Provide adequate support to the manufacturing line Lead. This includes monitoring the process, performing roll changes, in-process inspections, line set-up, line tear-down, applicable cleaning, and other production responsibilities as deemed necessary or as assigned.
• Independently operating small presses (Webtron, Allied, Packaging Equipment)
• Documenting any and all manufacturing records in compliance with ALCOA and Good Documentation Practices (GDP).
• An understanding of and compliance with  cGMP requirements. This includes staying current with training and following proper gowning, safety, and controlled substance policies and procedures.
• Demonstrate ability to read, comprehend, and accurately complete manufacturing documents such as Manufacturing Batch Records (MBRs), Set up diagrams (SUDs), Visual Standards, Control Charts, Summary Sheets, Reconciliation Forms, Logbooks, etc.
• Performing proper line clearances and material returns as required.
• Communicating issues and solutions in a professional manner, particularly during shift changeovers.
• Identifying and reporting potential safety hazards.
• Participation in the continuous improvement and change processes. Identifying and submitting continuous improvement (CI) recommendations.

Requirements of the Manufacturing Operator:

• High School diploma or GED. (Technical or Associates degree preferred)
• 0-3 years working in a cGMP production environment. (1+ years preferred)
• Strong ability to understand written and verbal instructions in English language required

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