PACKAGING ASSOCIATE I - 1700A (12 Hr Day 7a-7p)
PACKAGING ASSOCIATE I - 1700A (12 Hr Day 7a-7p)
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SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Follows all policies, procedures, and State, Federal and Local laws.
- Able to operate and/or learn how to operate a variety of manufacturing equipment: Cazzoli, Unit Dose Filters, Packaging Lines.
- Ensure batch records, equipment log books, and other relevant records are completed correctly and currently.
- Adheres to PAI’s uniform and gowning policies. Reports process or equipment problems to area supervision.
- Performs changeovers and set-up of equipment for processing operations. Cleans and maintains packaging rooms and equipment.
- Follows established department SOP’s. Ensure compliance with all PAI’s safety rules and regulations.
- Appropriately always utilizes Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).bDemonstrate competence in basic processes (evaluation).Being learning Packaging OP II qualification material.
- Education and/or Experience:
- High school diploma or GED equivalent
- Experience in manufacturing processes and equipment procedures 2-5 years’ experience in pharmaceutical, medical device, and/or food manufacturing
- Familiarity with Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and other regulatory requirements
- Understanding of SOP’s equipment and safety practices
- Establishes and maintains cooperative working relationships with others
- Must be able to speak and read in English
- Ability to perform basic math computations
- Follows verbal and written directions
- Communicates clearly and concisely, both verbal and in writing
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