Production Operations Operator - C - Granulation - Night Shift (5pm-5am)
Production Operations Operator - C - Granulation - Night Shift (5pm-5am)
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SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Documentation 40%Executes Batch Record and logbook documentation with detail and accuracy
- Performs required in-process product quality checks and documents accurately
- Executes procedures to complete tasks in a safe and efficient manner.
- Operation of Equipment 50%Executes the procedures used to clean pharmaceutical production & packaging equipment and facilities
- Executes procedures to complete tasks in a safe and efficient manner.
- Operates pharmaceutical production & packaging machinery and executes procedures for manufacturing such as dispensing, mixing, granulation, coating, encapsulation, milling, blending, compressing, printing, laser drill inspection and the like.
- Execute in changeovers
- Maintains production/packaging reporting for assigned work unit
- 10%Work in collaboration with others as part of a team
- Assists with on the job training of other production trainees and operators
- Effectively communicates issues to supervisor
- Assists in identification and implementation of continuous improvement opportunities
- Performs other related duties as assigned to meet departmental and Company objectives
- Other duties assigned
- Education, Experience and Qualifications
- RequiredHigh School Diploma / GEDExperience 0-2 years of Production/Packaging experience is an asset. Strong background in solid dose manufacturing or packaging preferred. Must be capable of working various hours/shifts and weekends when necessary.
- Specific Skills
- Knowledge of the Metric and English weighing and measurement systems
- Basic understanding of mechanical machinery and the operating principles of control systems
- Demonstrated mathematical ability in addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, ratios and percentages
- Ability to use a calculator and computer systems (Word, Excel, SAP, Outlook, SharePoint, Master Control, Success Factors)
- Ability to follow both verbal and written instructions including SOP's and Batch Record documentation
- Accurate and precise in recording data and batch information
- Proficient in reading and writing English to understand work instructions and document results
- Demonstrated ability to operate pharmaceutical processing equipment and meet required standards of cGMP'sDemonstrate understanding of the unit operations and the ability to assist with on-the-job training of manufacturing trainees and operators
- Complete visual inspections and accountably
- Dispensing - Demonstrates the ability of cleaning and setup of rooms and downflow booths. Can complete basic transactions in SAP. This includes Eol for lots.
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