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Production Operator

Posted 4 days ago

fladger associatesNewark (DE)

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About the role

Newark, DE
Duration: 6 - 36 months
Rate: Negotiable
Salary: NA, $1.00 Responsibilities: Excellent employment opportunity for a Production Operator in the Newark, DE area. Responsible for operating a variety of Formulation equipment/processes to ensure production requirements are met, while following company policies/procedures and maintaining compliance with FDA and other Global Regulatory requirements. Must demonstrate ability to properly operate equipment, perform equipment set-up/change-over/cleanups, assist in preventative maintenance and troubleshoot equipment problems. Follow and properly complete all activities while in compliance with GMP policies, safety requirements, and ensuring required documentation. Work with Process Facilitators and other Operators/Mechanics/Technicians to identify and implement opportunities for improvements in equipment/production efficiencies. Support new equipment start-up and quickly learns new systems, equipment and procedures. Supports the development/validation of new products/procedures. Must be flexible in responding to changes to equipment/production assignments. Must be able to demonstrate good interpersonal skills and work in a team environment, with other operators, mechanics, technicians, supervision and project management with the goal of completing planned production and furthering Newark Site and company initiatives. Must be able to work other shifts, weekends, alternative schedules when production demands require.
Hours: 6AM to 4:30 PM Monday - Thursday, or 4PM to 2:30AM Monday - Thursday Experience: High School Diploma. 1 year of experience in a production environment Demonstrated problem solving and troubleshooting skills Basic mechanical aptitude Basic computer skills Good interpersonal, communication and writing skills. Ability to perform duties with minimal supervision. Knowledge of cGMP's. 3 years of experience as an operator in a production environment, pharmaceutical experience a plus.

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