In Process Inspector 2 - Finishing Operations, 3rd Shift

Thermo Fisher Scientific•Bohemia, NY

1d•$22 - $33•Onsite

About The Position

The In Process Inspector role has a significant impact in ensuring the quality and integrity of the production process. Their responsibilities include monitoring and inspecting the various stages of manufacturing to identify any discrepancies while using automatic equipment or visually inspecting labels. Their vigilance and attention to detail play a crucial role in preventing defects, ensuring product safety, and maintaining overall process efficiency.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required.
Minimum of 2 years of work experience in QA or QC or related field
Knowledge of automatic inspection equipment: Possesses a solid understanding of the operation and uses automatic inspection equipment specific to pharmaceutical labeling manufacturing.
Ability to follow pacing and maintain production flow: Possesses the ability to follow pacing and maintains the production flow including effectively managing their time, ensuring inspections are conducted in a timely manner, and keeping up with the production schedule.
Problem tracking and troubleshooting skills: Possesses strong problem tracking and troubleshooting skills and the ability to identify and track issues or deviations during inspections.

Nice To Haves

Experience in a cGMP environment or QA & QC

Responsibilities

Conducting inspections using automatic inspection equipment: Operates and monitors automatic inspection equipment to assess the quality and integrity of pharmaceutical labels during the manufacturing process including setting up the equipment, conducting routine checks, and interpreting the results to identify any defects or change requests from specifications.
Performing QC inspections: Conducts Quality Control (QC) inspections at various stages of the manufacturing process including visually examining labels, verifying label content, conducting accurate counts, checking for proper alignment, and assessing print quality.
Documenting and reporting findings: Records all inspection results and documents any non-conformities or deviations identified during the inspections including generating detailed reports, maintaining inspection records, and communicating findings to area supervisor or manager.