Description:
**prescreening attachment required.
Will be 612 month assignment.
Max payrate $25.00/hour with $31.75/hour bill rate.
Do not submit candidates previously submitted to CFNJPor similar reqs.
Work Location: 8049 Arjons Drive San Diego CA 92126.
Schedule is MonFri 6:00am2:30pm. Please withdraw any candidates not available for those hours. THIS IS FOR 1st SHIFT 6:00am2:30pm.
For many roles at this client assignment is contingent upon the Employer of Record s receipt of sufficient proof that you are fully vaccinated against COVID19 (meaning two weeks have passed after the last injection of Pfizer/Moderna or two weeks after receipt of the J&J). In some locations weekly testing for COVID19 may be available instead of vaccination. Requests for accommodation will be considered pursuant to applicable law.
Qualifications:
Good organizational skills with ability to prioritize tasks
Selfmotivated must have ability to work with minimal supervision
Good written and verbal communication skills.
Proficient learner with new tasks and methods.
Attention to Detail.
A science and/or manufacturing background is required.
Responsibilities:
This position IS NOT related to shipping OR shipment packaging.
This is a manufacturing type position and involves filling of liquid antibodies into small vials in a laboratory environment and using lab instruments such as pipettes peristaltic pumps and analytical balances.
A science and/or manufacturing background is required.
1. Learn and understand: Basic Packaging process flow Basic Inventory and supplies management process flow Basic bottling techniques for all single vial purified and conjugate materials Basic packaging processes including bagging and labeling Use of pipette scale and other packaging equipment as required Support label creation process by learning and operating all labeling equipment.
2. Meet daily/weekly/monthly departmental production objectives efficiently and effectively with a high degree of quality.
3. Must have ability to independently organize individual schedules to meet departmental goals.
4. Ability to follow general instructions on routine tasks and detailed instructions on new tasks.
5. Support departmental packaging supplies and material management function including storing retrieving and staging supplies/materials as required.
6. Support technical manual and technical data sheet preparation and operate associated equipment to produce printed literature.
7. Support daily shift start up meetings.
8. Understand and input packaging data as required in the SAP system and/or other Production Planning/Manufacturing Resource database system(s).
9. Follow all department guidelines and procedures.
10. Follow BD Biosciences Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) policies and procedures.
11. Takes responsibility for safety in immediate work area.
12. Participates in EH&S programs.
13. Notifies supervisors of all observed hazardous conditions or unsafe work practices.
14. May provide recommendations on maintaining the safety of the work environment.
15. Other duties as assigned by Supervisor.
Required experience: Liquid Dispense/PKG Equipment Pipettes peristaltic pumps analytical balances etc.
Math Skills: Ability to calculate fill volume based on concentration (mg/ml); understanding of the metric system.
The Packaging Department processes material in a laboratory environment/production area with lab bench work surfaces for filling/dispensing research reagents into customer facing vials using electronic and manual pipettors.
The packaging technician gathers the materials required for their order: liquid bulk reagent (antibody or buffer) vials/bottles caps paperwork labels and prepares and organizes the starting materials accurately and then presents the production order setup for line clearance.
A trained associate (Line Clearance Technician) then verifies the accuracy of the materials and paperwork then signsoff on the paperwork to allow the Packaging Technician to proceed with the completion of the order.
Weekly schedules are provided to the Packaging Technicians with daily priorities indicated. The priorities can change and Packaging Coordinators will relay any change in assignment priority to the Packaging Technicians.
Packaging Technicians receive approximately 47 assignments per 8hour shift. The orders vary in quantity from 8 eaches toeach build sizes. Orders over 500 eaches are assigned more than one technician to allow completion in a timely manner and allow the technicians to rotate the tasks for ergonomic safety.
The Packaging Technician is required to wear long pants or skirt that covers the leg entirely down to the ankle no visible skin exposed. Closedtoe and closedheel shoes that cover the entire foot are required and no visible ankle/leg skin is allowed. Attire is casual with no ripped or torn clothing and must be appropriate for the workplace. The laboratory area requires a labcoat to be worn and gloves and goggles are required when performing benchwork that poses a spill or splash risk: bottling/filling capping transferring measuring etc.
Technicians may stand or sit at the bench to perform their assignments. Most associates choose to stand to perform the filing capping labeling and packaging activities. Packaging Technicians often stand for large kit assembly events and at times manage items up to 2030 pounds requesting assistance when required for ergonomic safety.
Responsible for the manual inspection labeling and packaging of clinical and commercial products. Perform finished product packaging as required to satisfy all customer internal clinical and other demand. Ensure finished product is packaged in accordance with procedures and Quality specifications. Inspect inprocess packaging components to ensure consistent quality and remove defective products and packaging material. Maintain timely and accurate documentation of manufacturing activities related to product packaging including but not limited to device history records and inventory counts. Perform simple mathematical calculations required to assist in completion of batch records. Assist with inventory counting activities as required. Participate in safety audits as required and actively engage in daily safety discussions/observations. Perform routine cleaning of packaging station and processing equipment. Abide by all personal protective equipment and product contamination control (i.e. gowning) requirements. Handle hazardous waste as appropriate.
High school diploma/GED. A minimum of 6 months of industry work experience required.
Strong attention to detail. Work well in a team environment. Good documentation practices. Must be willing and able to work a flexible work schedule including static or rotating shifts and overtime as required. Familiarity with computers and various software for general business functionality. Must be able to perform basic mathematical calculations.
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Additional Details
- Exempt/NonExempt Status : NonExempt
- Industry Title : Operator 1 Packaging Operations
- Job Group : 1
- Project Name : (No Value)
- Contract to hire position : No
- Shift : 1st Shift
- Screening Requirements : N/A