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Packaging Technician

Posted 6 days ago

indotronix internationalIndianapolis (IN)

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Job Summary: Packaging Technician - Indianapolis, IN About the Role Join a vital Indianapolis-based pharmaceutical team as a Packaging Technician, where your attention to detail and commitment to quality will directly impact the safe assembly and labeling of clinical trial treatments. Work on a consistent Monday-Thursday evening schedule with frequent Friday overtime. This contract role is perfect for individuals ready to grow their skills in an essential, fast-paced environment.
Responsibilities: Assemble and label pharmaceutical clinical trial treatments with accuracy and efficiency Operate manual and automated packaging equipment according to regulatory standards Perform precise inventory counts before and after job orders Maintain accurate product records and follow strict procedure manuals Complete required training on equipment and process updates Adhere to all safety protocols and wear required PPE Required Skills and Experience High school diploma or equivalent Ability to read and interpret procedure manuals and product records Capable of independently following detailed instructions Reliable team player focused on safety, accuracy, and timeliness Physically able to stand for extended periods and lift up to 25 lbs Near vision acuity (minimum 20/40 corrected) and color vision Preferred Skills Previous experience in pharmaceutical or food and beverage packaging Benefits Gain hands-on experience in a regulated, team-oriented pharma environment Opportunities for skill advancement and cross-training Consistent weekly schedule with overtime pay potential Work in a clean, safety-focused facility with supportive colleagues How to Apply Ready to help deliver life-changing treatments? Submit your application today to join a dynamic team making a difference in clinical research. (JSON format)

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