Filling Operator- Afternoon shift (Monday to Friday 15:00-23:00)

Baxter International Inc.•Alliston, ON

3d•Onsite

About The Position

This role is for a Filling Operator on the Afternoon shift (Monday to Friday 15:00-23:00) at Baxter's Alliston facility. Baxter is dedicated to redefining healthcare delivery to make a greater impact by manufacturing high-quality, life-sustaining products. The company fosters a culture of courage, trust, and collaboration, empowering individuals to take ownership and achieve exceptional results. This position offers a purpose-driven career where employees contribute to saving and sustaining lives. The role requires an energetic and hard-working individual who thrives in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.

Requirements

Successful completion of High School diploma or GED (Proof will be requested).
Must pass an ergonomic assessment to ensure the ability to perform bonafide essential job duties.
Experience doing repetitive tasks.
Manufacturing/Quality experience in a GMP environment.
Experience in the food or manufacturing industry.
Previous experience working in a fast-paced environment.
Flexibility to work weekends.
Positive attitude and ability to work in a team setting with a focus on quality assurance and attention to detail.

Nice To Haves

Experience working in an assembly line setting is preferred.

Responsibilities

Visual inspection of IV bag assembly.
Filling IV solution in various bag sizes.
Placing bags into protective over-wrap.
Loading bags onto sterilizer trays.
Using scales to weigh filled bags at regular intervals to ensure proper fill volume.
Visually inspecting each filled bag assembly for proper fill volume, air volume, code number, expiration date, lot number, and other quality characteristics.
Picking up filled bag assemblies from the conveyor and positioning them in the over-wrapper.
Loading over-wrapped bags into the sealing machine.
Loading sealed over-wrapped assemblies onto sterilizer trucks, ensuring proper sample count and positioning.
Performing necessary inspections, including quality checks throughout each step of the process.
Documenting the count of rejects.
Reworking bags when necessary.
Learning, understanding, and applying quality standards, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP).
Notifying the supervisor and taking appropriate action if any safety, quality, mechanical, or discrepancy issues occur.
Sustaining a clean and safe work area using 6S principles.