Manufacturing Biotechnologist (Night Shift) - Portsmouth, NH

Posted 5 days ago

unicon pharmaPortsmouth (NH)

Production Workers, All Other Biological Product (except Diagnostic) Manufacturing

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About the role

Title: Manufacturing Associate Level 1 Shift Timings : 6:30 PM 6:30 AM Job Description: The Manufacturing Associate Level I is responsible for the manufacture of therapeutic proteins (API) under cGMP conditions. Level I associates are expected to execute process recipes, follow written procedures (SOPs), monitor equipment and processes, perform basic laboratory tasks, including pH, conductivity, sampling, and conduct routine sanitization tasks to maintain facility and equipment. They are expected to attain a basic understanding of cGMP compliance while training under close supervision, demonstrating aseptic technique in handling of products and materials.

Key Accountabilities: Set up, operate equipment, and monitor production processes, including clean-in-place (CIP) and steam-in-place (SIP) operations and report production in written and electronic documents in accordance with good manufacturing practice (GMPs) and good documentation procedures (GDPs), review documentation as appropriate. Attain qualification for all assigned tasks and maintain individual training plan. Perform basic laboratory tasks, such as monitor pH, conductivity, test product samples, etc. Perform material movements, transfer raw materials, chemicals into, out of, across the production areas. Maintain facility and equipment through routine cleaning and sanitization, support 6S programs. Administrative tasks attending shift exchange, meetings, sending/receiving emails, participating in projects. Perform other duties as assigned

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