Veterinary Biologics Packaging Operator

Job Description

Job Description

Join Zoetis Lincoln as a Night-Shift Packaging Pro

When your shift begins at 10:00 pm, you step onto a clean, modern manufacturing floor where precision and purpose matter. At Zoetis—the world’s largest manufacturer and supplier of animal pharmaceuticals—you’ll help package high‑quality medicines that support the health of dogs, cats, and livestock. Our Lincoln, NE site is recognized among Nebraska’s safest companies and has been a trusted employer in the community for years.

You’ll review batch records, set up a PLC‑controlled packaging line, and verify vision systems before the first carton runs. Throughout the night, you’ll monitor in‑process devices, adjust equipment, and complete concurrent documentation. You’ll keep the area spotless, suit up per gowning policies, and follow SOPs/cGMPs to the letter. When something looks off, you’ll pause the process, escalate appropriately, and help the team get back on track safely.

3rd Shift, Sunday–Thursday, 10:00 pm–6:30 am. Overtime, weekends, and holidays may be required.

• Operate and maintain equipment: Run PLC‑controlled packaging lines and vision systems; set up and disassemble equipment; operate in‑process devices; clean equipment and facilities.
• Handle materials: Use electric/manual pallet jacks and hi‑lifts; stage supplies correctly; apply metric calculations to process needs.
• Document accurately: Complete timecards, batch records, and logbooks in real time.
• Follow standards: Adhere to SOPs/cGMPs, housekeeping practices, and dress/secondary gowning policies.
• Prioritize safety: Use lock‑out/tag‑out procedures; read and interpret Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs); wear required PPE such as safety shoes, glasses, respirators, gloves, and hearing protection.
• Exercise sound judgment: Escalate questionable issues, follow written and oral instructions, stop for anomalies, and learn to identify out‑of‑spec material.
• Collaborate and communicate: Work effectively with peers and your supervisor; use teamwork‑focused communication.
• Leverage technology: Perform essential PC tasks to support operations.

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Ability to read and interpret procedures; solid general math skills.
• Basic mechanical aptitude and experience using hand tools.
• Reliable attendance and the ability to meet the role’s physical demands.

• Technical school certificate or 1–2 years of college.
• At least 1 year of experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Experience with vision systems and robotic fillers.
• Familiarity with Windows‑based PC applications.

• Use proper lifting techniques; stand for prolonged periods.
• Routinely lift 20–40 lbs and occasionally up to 50 lbs.
• Work flexible hours and overtime as needed.
• Climb stairs and ladders as required.

• Exposure to cleaning chemicals and product dust/particulate.
• Exposure to loud noise and temperature variations.
• Work at heights up to 25 ft (e.g., tops of silos and blenders).

• $500 sign‑on bonus.
• Four weeks accrued paid vacation plus 13 paid holidays.
• 401(k) match with company profit sharing.
• Tuition reimbursement and a Student Loan repayment program.
• Great health, personal, and family benefits starting day 1.

Bring your attention to detail, safety mindset, and teamwork to a place where your work powers healthier animals around the world.