About the role

Batching Technician Our client, a leading organization in the manufacturing industry, is seeking a Batching Technician to join their team. As a Batching Technician, you will be part of the production department supporting the manufacturing operations. The ideal candidate will have attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and a commitment to safety, which will align successfully in the : Melbourne, FL
Pay Range: $18.00 - $22.00
Shift: 1stWhat's the Job? Operate and monitor chemical compounding equipment to ensure efficient production processes. Transfer, label, and maintain accurate inventory of raw and bulk materials stored in various containers. Sample raw materials and finished products, delivering samples to Quality Control for testing. Complete and review batch records, including raw material weighing, in-process documentation, and cleaning logs. Maintain compliance with cGMP, FDA regulations, and safety standards while troubleshooting equipment issues and performing routine maintenance. What's Needed? High School Diploma or GED required. Ability to interpret equipment gauges and monitoring systems of manufacturing equipment and production processes. Strong attention to detail and excellent documentation skills. Physical ability to stand, walk, lift up to 50 pounds, and perform repetitive tasks in a fast-paced environment. What's in it for me? Opportunity to work in a regulated manufacturing environment focused on safety and quality. Engagement in meaningful work supporting high-quality product production. Potential for career growth within a dynamic team environment that values collaboration and safety. Consistent work schedule with mandatory overtime as required. Upon completion of waiting period, associates are eligible for: Medical and Prescription Drug PlansDental Plan Supplemental Life Insurance Short Term Disability Insurance 401(k)

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