Processing Technician C- Afternoons

Church & Dwight•Lakewood, NJ

11d

About The Position

The Processing Technician C transfers semi-finished product from a main vessel to a tote run tank and performs manual additions for much of the workday. The role works daily with corrosive, acidic, toxic, oxidizing, and high-temperature materials. It supports dental and non-dental production through batch processing, washouts, purges, production-line maintenance, and required paperwork. The technician receives daily assignments from the Processing Supervisor and follows batch sheets, FDA-required sign-offs, SOPs, GMPs, JSAs, and safety procedures. The position operates blenders and other equipment, stages batches with a forklift, adds dry and liquid raw materials, labels tanks and samples, collects batch samples for Quality Department approval, and manages bulk inventory using a WMS. Dental processing also involves operating an HMI-controlled process, connecting dedicated hoses to transfer tanker materials to pre-fill hoppers, introducing material to the main vessel through a vacuum system, supplying production lines with product, and maintaining the LPD skid. The technician must use required PPE, complete forklift inspections, keep the work area clean, and complete safety and hazardous-chemical training. Schedule: Monday through Friday, 3:00 PM–11:00 PM. Compensation: $32.75 per hour plus shift differential.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Chemical aptitude and experience with chemical mixing and batching processes.
At least one year of experience as a Compounder or Batch Maker in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Ability to pass a respiratory fit test to wear a respirator.
Ability to speak and communicate in English.
Basic math skills.
Strong computer skills and ability to operate automated systems or programming.
Forklift certification.
Ability to follow directions and attention to detail.
Teamwork orientation and effective communication skills.
Ability to multitask and operate multiple blenders and additions.

Nice To Haves

Experience in an FDA environment.
Experience with WMS.

Responsibilities

Transfer semi-finished product from the main vessel to a tote run tank.
Perform manual additions and work with corrosive, acidic, toxic, oxidizing, and high-temperature unfinished products.
Perform washouts, purges, batch changes, and paperwork to maintain the production line.
Stage batches using a forklift and add dry and liquid raw materials into blenders.
Label tanks, totes, samples, and other materials appropriately.
Operate multiple pieces of equipment simultaneously, including charging raw material to a main vessel while preparing pre-mixes.
Follow batch sheet instructions and sign off on each required process step.
Collect samples from each batch and submit them to the Quality Department for approval.
Manage bulk liquid and dry inventory using the WMS system.
Perform required forklift safety inspections and complete checklists.
Wear appropriate PPE, follow safety procedures, and keep the work area clean.
Follow department SOPs, GMPs, and JSAs; participate in job-related safety training and comply with safety policies.
Follow applicable New Jersey laws and company procedures when sampling, unloading, pre-weighing, transferring, or handling hazardous chemicals.
Operate the dental automated control process using an HMI touchscreen.
Connect dedicated hoses to transfer raw material from tankers to pre-fill batch hoppers and introduce raw material into the main vessel through a vacuum system.
Batch and supply production lines with product via storage or totes.
Maintain the LPD skid to support daily packaging-line requirements.
Perform other duties as assigned.