Packaging Technician

Overview This position is responsible for performing routine tasks, operating equipment, and troubleshooting in the area of automated Syringe Inspection and Syringe Packaging . This position supports execution of the production plan. Responsibilities Operate and troubleshoot high-speed automated Inspection and Packaging equipment. Typical tasks include loading syringes onto automated inspection equipment, changing label reels, replenishing packaging items (e.g. inserts, labels, cartons, lidding rolls, base film rolls, shippers), operating syringe assembly machine, thermoformer, cartoner, case palletizer, serialization equipment, and wrapping pallets. Participate in line changeovers and continuously strive to reduce line downtime and improve OEE%. Ensure compliance with cGMPs and SOPs at all times. Perform routine Quality and Safety inspection walk-throughs of the production areas. Perform scheduled cleanings of equipment and packaging rooms. Will serve as witness of routine unit operation tasks for batch record signing. Maintains all associated documentation for operations being performed. May assist with formal CAPAs and NCRs as needed. Adheres to the production schedule and provides overtime and weekend support when needed. Performs routine assignments with supervision. Takes initiative to identify issues, troubleshoot, propose solutions, and keep management advised. Other duties may be assigned as required. Skills Preferred Qualifications: Prior mechanical experience and/or experience working as a Packaging Operator in Pharmaceutical or Medical device industries. Experience working with automated Inspection and/or Packaging equipment. Experience working in a manufacturing position in a GMP environment. Production line experience in Pharma or Medical Device Terms of employment The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job, majority of the work activities are performed while standing. Ability to stand over intervals of several hours at a time Ability to bend, squat, and reach Ability to lift, push or pull various amounts of weight Ability to pass the required visual acuity test (wearing corrective lenses if needed) Based on production demands and personnel availability, different start time scenarios or additional hours may be required so a flexible work schedule is required for the candidate. Core Work hours for the available shift is as follows: 2nd shift: Mon-Fri: 1:00PM - 9:30PM. Education HS Diploma or GED and 3-5 yrs experience AA degree in science, engineering or a related discipline and 1-3 year's experience BS degree in science, engineering, or a related discipline and 0-3 year's experience #J-18808-Ljbffr Aequor