Packer/Inspector - 3rd shift

Fresenius Kabi•Grand Island, NY

About The Position

Package life-saving medicines on a high-speed computerized assembly line. The role involves visually inspecting vials and labels, moving products on and off the assembly line, and ensuring packaged products meet specifications. The successful candidate must follow standard operating procedures (SOPs), current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs), and documentation requirements, and identify and report problems. The employee must be willing to become a qualified inspector, make minor equipment adjustments, and assist with equipment changeovers and setup. Ongoing training, maintaining a clean and organized work area, and supporting a safe working environment—including wearing cleanroom safety apparel and equipment—are also part of the position. Overtime may be required as needed. The 3rd shift schedule is 10:45 PM to 7:15 AM, Monday through Friday nights. The salary range is $17.51–$19.51 per hour. Final pay determinations depend on factors including experience, education, knowledge, skills, and abilities. Employment is at-will and is not guaranteed or permanent.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Ability to lift up to 40 pounds.
Ability to perform repetitive work.
Ability to focus on details for periods of time, including during visual inspection and labeling.
Ability to use pallet jacks to pull or push pallets of product.
Ability to pass Vision 5 visual acuity testing administered by an occupational health administrator before employment and annually thereafter.
Ability to effectively speak, read, write, and understand English to perform essential job functions, including independently understanding workplace policies, procedures, training materials, and communications.

Nice To Haves

Previous machine operator experience or mechanical aptitude, particularly HMI experience.

Responsibilities

Package medicines on a high-speed computerized assembly line.
Conduct visual inspections and move product on and off the assembly line.
Inspect vials and labels, including labeled vials, and ensure packaged products meet specifications.
Follow SOPs, cGMPs, and documentation requirements.
Identify and report problems.
Become qualified as an inspector.
Make minor equipment adjustments and assist with equipment changeovers and setup.
Continue training and train other crew members.
Maintain a clean and organized work environment.
Help assure a safe working environment and wear cleanroom safety equipment and apparel.
Work overtime as needed.