Production and Industrial - Warehouse Worker

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lancesoftDayton (OH)

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$20.00 per hour

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Warehouse Worker
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio 45237 (Reading, OH or Blue Ash, OH)
Duration: 0 - 12+ Months Shift: Monday to Friday 7am to 3:30pm Pay Rate: $20/HourJob Summary As a QC Technician I (Warehouse Worker), you will support Production Materials Quality Assurance (PMQA) by safely and efficiently sampling raw materials, moving materials, completing SAP/LIMS transactions, and following established procedures and cGMP requirements.
Key Responsibilities: Follow established methods and procedures for raw material sampling. Prepare required paperwork, sampling commodities, and sampling rooms. Sample raw materials in designated White Zone sampling areas while following current cGMP procedures. Use a lift truck to move products and materials. Complete required LIMS/SAP transactions. Maintain general housekeeping and cleanliness. Report unusual observations or problems through appropriate Alerts/supervision processes.
Education: High School Diploma or GED required. Experience 12 years of GMP laboratory/warehouse experience in a manufacturing environment preferred.01 year of Material Handler or Forklift Operator experience.
Skills & Qualifications: Forklift certification preferred. Ability to multitask and meet tight deadlines in a fast-paced environment. Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. and maneuver up to 100 lbs. Average verbal and written documentation skills. Good interpersonal and teamwork skills. Strong attention to detail. Proficiency in English. Computer skills; SAP experience is a plus. MS Office knowledge. Familiarity with DEA, FDA, safety, and Good Manufacturing Practices is a plus. Ability to work in Blue Ash, OH.Willingness to work overtime as needed. Demonstrated commitment to Integrity, Respect, and Excellence.
Supplier Notes: Possible conversion depending on performance. MondayFriday, 7:00 AM3:30 PM.Manager preference: candidates with a strong job history.

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