Associate Process Technician

Cambrex•High Point, NC

20d•Onsite

About The Position

The Associate Process Technician is an entry level role that will assist with activities in the GMP Kilo and Pilot Plant at Cambrex. The primary focus will be on supporting Process Technicians and learning from them. Responsibilities include material handling, equipment maintenance, utilities operations, and providing support for chemical processes.

Requirements

Gain basic knowledge and assist in the operation of batch reactors, filters, dryers, and pumps.
Move materials between the warehouse and process suites efficiently and safely.
Develop basic skills in maintaining equipment and facilities in GMP and large-scale production areas, including cleaning tasks.
Collaborate with scientific staff to assist in completing chemistry projects.
Handle and manage hazardous materials and wastes, ensuring compliance with safety protocols. Obtain necessary training within six months of starting and annually thereafter.
Recognize and respond appropriately to emergency situations involving hazardous materials and wastes.
High School Diploma or equivalent
Use of ladders and roof access may be required.
Position also requires visual acuity, talking and fingering.
Involves regular use of basic PPE (personal protective equipment) such as supplied air respirator, negative pressure respirator, gloves, safety glasses, shielding clothing.

Nice To Haves

2 or more years’ experience in a chemical manufacturing plant preferred.

Responsibilities

Basic knowledge of manufacturing equipment operations including batch reactors, filters, dryers and pumps.
Move material between the warehouse and the process suites.
Basic knowledge of equipment and facility maintenance for the GMP and large-scale production areas. Basic ability to clean equipment and manufacturing facility.
Work with scientific staff to complete chemistry projects.
This position works with and handles hazardous materials and wastes at Cambrex. This person has the appropriate qualifications to read, understand, apply and communicate written and verbal information regarding handling and managing hazardous wastes. Training is required within six months of assuming duty and once a year thereafter.
Responsible for recognizing emergency situations concerning hazardous materials and wastes.