Packaging Operator - First Shift

Role Summary

The packaging operator is responsible for the set-up, operation, routine maintenance, and cleaning of Packaging Department’s equipment in accordance with applicable cGMPs and SOPs. The packaging operator possesses all of the skills and competencies that are required and also has completed the necessary training.

• Set up Packaging equipment and machinery in preparation for the shift
• Performs the follow packaging department duties. Here are the details:
  • Bottles are dumped from box (20 lb.) into bottle unscrambler daily as needed on continual basis.
  • Powder bag (33 lbs.) or capsules/tablets bag (18-35 lbs.) is dumped into hopper daily on continual basis.
  • Closures for bottles are dumped into cap hopper (30 lbs.) as needed on continual basis.
  • Filled bottles are weighed and pushed onto capper and sealed by Sealer machine (automated).
  • Sealed package of bottles (2.5-4 lbs.) is taken off line and put into shippers.
  • Filled shippers (30-40 lbs.) are palletized on a power lifter then taken away with a hand/power jack to the warehouse for shipment.
  • Dose wheel for powder line is installed and removed daily using a power lifter. The lower hopper is removed from Perry Filler (55 lbs.) once a week.
• Ensures required routine paperwork is completed in accordance with cGMPs. Completes log book entries; operation and cleaning in a timely efficient manner.
• Performs major equipment cleans. Ensures no foreign product remains on lie, i.e. in hoppers, heavy machinery, parts or floors.
• Uses computer to review SOPs and to obtain training.
• Follows Teva’s Safety, Health, and Environmental policies and procedures. Performs other duties as assigned or required by business needs.

• High School Diploma or equivalent
• Any equivalent combination of education, training and/or experience that fulfills the requirements of the position

• High School Diploma or equivalent

• Incumbents in this class are subject to extended periods of standing, walking pushing and pulling, stooping, crouching, climbing and walking, occasional lifting of equipment or materials weighing up to 40 pounds.
• Not allergic to cephalosporins, chemicals or biosubstances found in laboratory or production facilities.