GMP Manufacturing Cleaning Technician

Vervic Inc.•Huntsville, AL

7h•$18 - $20•Onsite

About The Position

The GMP Manufacturing Cleaning Technician is responsible for the routine cleaning, disinfection, and housekeeping of GMP manufacturing areas, cleanrooms, controlled support spaces, gowning areas, airlocks, and designated laboratory/facility areas. This role is an important part of IMMUNON’s contamination-control program and helps maintain facilities in a state of control suitable for safe, compliant manufacturing operations. The technician is required to strictly adhere to approved Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), Good Documentation Practices (GDP), site safety requirements, and area-specific cleaning methods. The technician must perform tasks in the required sequence, use only approved materials, document work at the time it is performed, and promptly escalate any condition that could affect product quality, personnel safety, or the controlled environment.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED equivalent required.
Ability to read, understand, and follow written procedures, chemical labels, and safety instructions.
Ability to complete accurate written or electronic records.
Strong attention to detail and ability to perform repetitive tasks consistently.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a controlled manufacturing environment.
Willingness to complete required GMP, safety, cleaning, and gowning training.

Nice To Haves

Current college students, particularly those pursuing studies in science, biotechnology, engineering, or a related field, are encouraged to apply.
1+ year of cleaning, sanitation, manufacturing support, or environmental services experience; regulated-industry experience is strongly preferred.
Previous experience in biotechnology, pharmaceutical, medical-device, food, semiconductor, healthcare, or another controlled/regulated manufacturing environment.
Experience working in cleanrooms or controlled environments and following gowning and material-transfer requirements.
Familiarity with cGMP, GDP, contamination-control concepts, disinfectant contact times, and cleanroom cleaning equipment.
Experience with electronic logbooks, manufacturing systems, or controlled documentation is a plus.

Responsibilities

Perform scheduled, campaign-related, and as-needed cleaning and disinfection of manufacturing rooms, cleanrooms, gowning areas, airlocks, corridors, and designated support spaces in accordance with approved SOPs and cleaning schedules.
Clean and disinfect floors, walls, doors, windows, ceilings, work surfaces, carts, fixtures, and equipment exteriors using approved methods and tools. Perform product-contact equipment cleaning only when specifically trained, qualified, and authorized.
Prepare, label, handle, use, and store approved cleaning agents and disinfectants in accordance with site procedures, including required dilution/concentration, lot or preparation information, expiration/use-by periods, contact/wet times, and applicable disinfectant rotation or sporicidal programs.
Use designated cleanroom supplies, mops, wipes, and cleaning equipment while maintaining separation between areas to prevent cross-contamination.
Follow established cleaning patterns and sequences (for example, clean-to-less-clean and top-to-bottom, when required by procedure), material-transfer practices, room status controls, and personnel-flow restrictions.
Complete required gowning training and qualification before entering designated controlled areas; maintain proper gowning, hygiene, and cleanroom behavior.
Complete cleaning logs, room/equipment records, checklists, and electronic entries accurately, legibly, contemporaneously, and completely in accordance with GDP requirements. Make corrections only by approved methods.
Verify before use that cleaning materials and supplies are approved, properly labeled, in good condition, and within applicable expiration or use periods. Do not use unidentified, expired, or damaged materials.
Collect, segregate, and remove routine and regulated waste using designated containers, routes, and disposal procedures when trained and authorized.
Report missed or incomplete cleaning, documentation errors, procedural deviations, incorrect chemical preparation, equipment problems, and safety concerns promptly. Stop work and seek direction when conditions are outside the approved procedure or the technician’s training/authorization.
Coordinate cleaning activities with Manufacturing, Quality Assurance, Facilities, Environmental Health and Safety (EHS), and other site personnel to avoid disruption of operations and maintain area status.
Support inspection readiness by maintaining orderly work areas and complete cleaning records.
Maintain required training and qualification status, participate in refresher training and periodic requalification, and apply training consistently on the floor.
Monitor inventory of assigned cleaning consumables and notify supervision before minimum stock levels are reached.
Perform other related duties consistent with the employee’s training, qualification, and authorization.