Aseptic Filling Operator I, 3rd Shift

Bausch + Lomb•US-SC-Greenville, SC

18h•Onsite

About The Position

The Aseptic Filling Operator I controls and operates the aseptic filling line to fill solution products into sterilized bottles. The role includes setting up line parameters, purging, selecting components, and running production according to Standard Operating Procedures, aseptic technique, the Bill of Materials, and batch records. The operator monitors and inspects the product and process, adjusts equipment and processes in response to issues, documents findings, and informs appropriate personnel about mechanical, electrical, or quality concerns. The operator helps maintain the APA in an orderly and aseptic condition by removing culls, documenting work-area inspections, and performing directed or required disinfection activities. The role also supports other APA functions as needed, including assistance with CIP/SIP, prep and repack in the packaging area, and process-improvement project work.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED preferred.
Two years of manufacturing experience, or an advanced education degree (two- or four-year).
Strong reading and math comprehension.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Good attention to detail.
Demonstrated problem-solving ability.
Ability to work well in a team environment.
Computer skills, including MS Outlook and Excel, and ability to navigate web-based computer applications.
For internal applicants: no corrective action at the written-warning level in the last six months, no final-warning level in the last 12 months, and no active PIP.
For internal applicants: meet the position qualifications, have been in the current job for 12 months, and apply for a position that is a step up in progression rather than a step down.
Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the United States; the company cannot sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa.

Nice To Haves

Previous aseptic or clean-room manufacturing experience.

Responsibilities

Set up production lines and select the correct components.
Operate equipment to aseptically fill product containers and continuously monitor the process.
Perform routine process and product inspections.
Make machine or process adjustments in response to issues, document issues, and notify appropriate personnel of mechanical, electrical, and quality concerns.
Complete process documentation and communicate information to appropriate personnel.
Manage components to support production.
Maintain the work area in an orderly and sterile state by removing culls, documenting inspections, and performing disinfection activities as directed or required.
Support all APA functions as needed.
Assist with CIP/SIP, prep and repack in the packaging area, and process-improvement project work.
Perform other duties as directed.