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Manufacturing Machine Operator - Production & Quality Inspection

Posted 2 days ago

rose internationalSparks Glencoe (MD)

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About the role

Production Operator
Required Education: High School Diploma or Equivalent
Required Skills and Experience: Previous manufacturing or production experience, experience adhering to specific quality standards, basic machine operation experience, ability to read, write, interpret, and understand specifications written in English, ability to perform basic mathematical calculations, effective communication skills, ability to follow instructions and standard operating procedures, ability to maintain accurate production records and logs, ability to work effectively in a team environment, willingness to rotate between different tasks and responsibilities, ability to work flexible or extended hours as needed, reliable and punctual attendance
Responsibilities: Perform routine production tasks, including filling, utility operations, packing, packaging, assembling, labeling, and inspecting, follow standard operating procedures under direct supervision, maintain accurate records and logs in accordance with FDA requirements, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), and ISO 9000 standards, follow established quality standards and production procedures, complete routine tasks using basic skills and established processes, support team goals and objectives, make decisions appropriate to assigned responsibilities, rotate between tasks and assist with different production functions as needed Only those lawfully authorized to work in the designated country associated with the position will be considered. Please note that all Position start dates and duration are estimates and may be reduced or lengthened based upon a client's business needs and requirements.

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