Operator Formulation​/Prep

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B1-B3

The annual base salary for this position in country = United States of America ranges from: $36,000.00 - $90,000.00 USD

The job profiles on this job requisition are:

Manufacturing-Process-B1-Prod Oper, Manufacturing-Process-B2-Prod Oper, Manufacturing-Process-B3-2-Prod Oper, Manufacturing-Process-B3-Prod Oper

Note:

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The Operator will work in the Indianapolis Parenteral Manufacturing site where Parenteral products for domestic and international markets are manufactured. The primary purpose of the job is to manufacture, fill sterile products into syringes, and package product.

The Formulation/Prep Operations is a key part of the Operations team in Lilly’s Indianapolis Parenteral Manufacturing site. We manufacture and fill injectable parenteral products in state‑of‑the‑art facilities to supply patients around the world. This position will work in a building with a best‑in‑class, global production line. Operators will work with advanced industry technologies. Operators will learn transferable skills from a global team and support key current and upcoming company products.

• Operator Objectives
  • Ensure strict compliance with established policies/procedures (Safety, Production Procedures, Sanitization, Gowning, Etc.) Completion of training and qualifications to stay current and qualified to perform job.
  • Adhere to Parenteral Plant safety policies and procedures, contribute to a safe work environment.
  • Perform sanitizations in classified areas to maintain the sterility of the area, operation, and product.
  • Adhere to standard operating procedures and current Good Manufacturing Practices to ensure quality of product.
  • Document process steps on appropriate batch documentation following Good Documentation Practices.
  • Set up and perform operations tasks in both aseptic and non‑aseptic processes.
  • Prep equipment for the filling line to use in the filling process.
  • Formulate drug products to be filled into syringes on the filling line.
  • Teardown and wash equipment used on the filling line.
  • Pre and Post test filters used during drug product runs as well as filters used on canisters for equipment.
  • Must be able to wear proper Personal protective Equipment (PPE)…