Production Operator

Endo•Saint Louis, MO

6d•$40•Onsite

About The Position

The primary function of a Production Operator is to produce high quality chemicals and pharmaceuticals in a safe and efficient manner. This role involves staging raw materials and packaging components, charging raw materials into the manufacturing process, monitoring the process for safety, performing sampling, filling out batch records and paperwork, packaging and labeling finished products, and attending required training. The operator must maintain safe work practices, be knowledgeable of regulatory and environmental procedures, report unsafe conditions, and follow all plant policies.

Requirements

High school education or equivalent (GED).
Minimum of three years’ experience as a chemical and/or pharmaceutical operator or directly related experience/education.
Minimum of two years' cGMP experience.
Must be able to work a 12-hour rotating shift, both days and nights.
Must be able to read, interpret and document technical information.
Familiarity with and full adherence to cGMP, OSHA, FDA, DEA regulations required.
Must be able to lift 50 pounds unassisted on a regular basis.
Must be able to stand and walk for long periods of time while working.
For certain positions, individuals must be able to wear a respirator.
Candidates must successfully pass the standard pre-employment assessment.
Individuals will be subject to extensive security background check, educational, employment, and post-offer physical exam and drug test.
Extensive training will be required in order to meet all regulatory, safety, and security requirements.

Nice To Haves

Applicants with college education or technical certification preferred.
Knowledge of chemical manufacturing.
Operation of a walkie-stacker.

Responsibilities

Stage raw materials and packaging components as needed.
Charge raw materials in a safe and timely manner as required by the manufacturing process.
Monitor the manufacturing process to ensure its safe operation.
Perform sampling procedures as required by the manufacturing process or by supervision as needed.
Fill out batch records, paperwork and log sheets in a timely and legible manner as required.
Package, label and stage finished product materials for shipment.
Attend process, safety, regulatory and environmental training as required.
Take part in cross-functional teams as needed.
Maintain safe work practices and be knowledgeable of regulatory and environmental procedures.
Report unsafe acts, conditions and behaviors as needed.
Follow all plant policies, procedures, and work rules.