Kit Packaging & Visual Inspection Associate

Kit Packaging & Visual Inspection Associate

• Shift: 1st Shift (Overtime as required)
• Primary M-F 7-4
• Standard
  
  Schedule:
  
  Monday through Thursday (four 10-hour shifts).
• Overtime:
  Overtime is often required on Fridays as needed to meet production goals.
• Environment:
  Fast-paced, Team-oriented, cGMP Compliant

We provide life-saving diagnostic imaging agents to clinicians and patients worldwide. As a member of our Kit Packaging team, you play a vital role in ensuring that every pharmaceutical product is labeled, inspected, and packaged with the highest level of "pharmaceutical elegance" and accuracy before it reaches a patient.

This is a hands-on, detail-oriented position where you will manage the final stages of the production lifecycle. You will balance manual craftsmanship with automated technology to maintain our world-class quality standards.

• Precision Packaging:
  Execute the labeling and packaging of pharmaceuticals for worldwide distribution using both manual techniques and automated labeling machinery.
• Visual Quality Inspection:
  Perform critical visual inspections of filled vials to ensure product integrity and compliance with safety standards.
• Technical Documentation:
  Accurately follow manufacturing batch records and Departmental SOPs while completing standardized forms with high attention to detail.
• Process Management:
  Manage area clearances, product accountability, label control, and product segregation to prevent cross-contamination or errors.
• Inventory & Systems:
  Utilize BPCS/MRP or SAP software to perform inventory transactions, cycle counts, and resolve discrepancies.

• Compliance Mindset: A strong understanding of cGMP guidelines and a commitment to maintaining a safe, sterile, and organized work environment.
• Adaptability:
  The ability to pivot quickly to changing production priorities and manage multiple tasks in a high-speed setting.
• Communication:
  Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to instruct team members on procedures and participate actively in group problem-solving.
• Technical Literacy:
  Basic math and science skills relevant to manufacturing, along with a working knowledge of computer-controlled production equipment.

• Education:
  
  High School Diploma with 0–3 years of manufacturing experience (Pharmaceutical environment preferred).
• Alternative:
  An Associate’s Degree with working knowledge of BPCS/MRP and SAP software systems.

• Proven success working in team-based environments requiring extreme accuracy and self-motivation.