Process Operator (Multiple Shifts)

Join to apply for the Process Operator (Multiple Shifts) role at GSK Site Name: USA - North Carolina - Zebulon Posted Date: Jan 6 2026 As a Process Operator you will operate, challenge and clean equipment, according to appropriate SOPs, JSAs, and batch documents to deliver high quality products manufactured in a safe way to fulfil the needs of the supply chain. You will monitor equipment for excessive rejects, resolve minor downtime occurrences, identify improvement opportunities and have the ability to changeover and set up equipment to design specifications. Please note this position may be for current hiring needs as well as pipelining potential talent for future vacancies. Communication may be limited until we have initiated an official recruitment process for this position. We appreciate your patience and hope to be in contact soon. The regular shift assignment is 12 hours. During the initial hire period, new employees may be assigned to an 8‑hour shift until assigned to their regular 12‑hour shift. Note: There is a shift differential incentive for the “D” and “B” shift (nights). Key Responsibilities Operate, challenge, replenish consumable supplies, clean equipment, and perform all duties needed in accordance with cGMPs, batch documentation, SOPs, ZSPs and JSAs, maintaining inspection readiness with minimal supervision. Monitor equipment for excessive rejects/passive stoppages and use performance data to escalate problems affecting product quality, safety or line performance. Apply GSK Production System standards (5S, standard work, problem solving, Gemba, process confirmations and performance management) toward Zero Accidents, Zero Defects, Zero Waste. Participate in performance management entry, steps 1‑3 of problem solving, and maintain OSW and 5S. Deliver against safety, quality, waste & performance objectives, identify and recommend process improvements or alternative operating methods. Serve as an expert on operations/process, troubleshoot and resolve minor equipment production stoppages. Demonstrate reliable high‑quality, high‑quantity work with strong knowledge of job responsibilities. Use required systems/applications (DELTA, my Learning, Free Weigh, DISY, Active Plant, IP21, SAP basic transactions). Coordinate with associates, assistants or technicians for daily tasks and technical troubleshooting. Explain the technological theory of operation, product flow, sensors, limit switches and proximity sensors. Conduct equipment set‑up changeovers and start‑of‑batch activities to design specifications, certify on multiple technologies as needed. Basic Qualifications High School Diploma or GED. 1+ years Pharma/Manufacturing experience. Ability to handle up to 40 lbs. of materials. Ability to work up to 12.5 hrs. in one shift if required. Preferred Qualifications Accurate handling of figures and information. Effective data analysis skills. Mechanically inclined with ability to learn operations, read gauges and instrumentation. Knowledge of Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE). Competent data entry, computer and HMI utilization. Knowledge of area applications (DELTA, my Learning, Free Weigh, DISY, Active Plant, IP21, SAP). Skills Basic reading, writing and mathematical skills. Basic computer skills – MS Word, MS Excel. Accurate handling of figures and information. Effective data analysis. Mechanically inclined – learn operations, gauges, instrumentation for medical/ pharmaceutical production. Traits Visual inspection and attention to detail. Strong detail orientation and ability to follow documentation. Follow written and verbal instruction. Knowledge of OEE. Effective verbal and written communication. Work independently. Competent data entry, computer and HMI usage. Knowledge of area applications (DELTA, my Learning, Free Weigh, DISY, Active Plant, IP21, SAP). Physical Job Requirements Climb, kneel, stoop, balance, crawl, crouch, reach, sit, stand, walk, push, pull, grasp, feel, talk, hear, lift and perform tasks defined by the role. Work overtime as needed. Wear gloves, eye protection and protective clothing as required. Rapid learning in a manufacturing environment with potential noise, moving parts and drug compounds. Operate at high energy in a fast‑paced environment. About the Zebulon Site GSK’s Zebulon site is a global supplier of Respiratory and Solid Dose medicines and the largest GSK Pharmaceutical secondary manufacturing site in North America. It is located less than 30 minutes from downtown Raleigh and surrounding cities. Key Differentiators about GSK and Zebulon Commitment to inclusion. Positive work environment caring for employees. Opportunities for continued career growth. Leadership focused on team growth and company success. Priority focus on safety and quality. Clean and GMP compliant work environment. Onsite cafeteria, gym, climate control, health & wellness clinic. Benefits Summary Please visit GSK US Benefits Summary to learn more about the comprehensive benefits program GSK offers US employees. Equal Opportunity Employer GSK is an Equal Opportunity Employer. This ensures that all qualified applicants will receive equal consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation), parental status, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, military service or any basis prohibited under federal, state or local law. Important Notice to Employment Businesses/Agencies GSK does not accept referrals from employment businesses and/or employment agencies for the vacancies posted on this site. 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