Manufacturing Technician II - Inspection (Nights)

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Brief Job Description

The Manufacturing Technician II reports to a Manager/Supervisor in the Inspection Process Execution Team (PET) operations. This position will require working in various Controlled/Non-Classified areas. The Technician performs a variety of manufacturing tasks (operates equipment, performs visual, cosmetic, and physical inspection, line clearances, OEE data collection and completes batch record entries) and supports improvement activities (5S, participate in problem-solving and Kaizen events, manual data collection) in accordance with cGMPs.

Primary Responsibilities

• Perform the duties of operating assigned machinery consisting of servicing automated inspection equipment, monitoring equipment status, reintroduction of materials, manually palletizing inspected materials, and assuring a smooth flow of product.
• Perform manual visual, cosmetic, and physical inspection of material. Promptly escalate concerns to Lead and Manager/Supervisor as needed.  Must obtain and maintain visual inspection qualification.  
• Be able to start up equipment, make minor adjustments to machinery, remove jams, minor troubleshooting, and minor assembly/disassembly for cleaning purpose.
• Ability to use material handling equipment such as motorized and manual pallet jacks, non-motorized lifts.
• Perform cleaning, housekeeping and line clearance activities for assigned areas as required to maintain a cGMP environment. 
• Perform batch record and GMP documentation entries. Maintain records and/or logs as required in the performance of job responsibilities. This will include mathematical computation where needed.
• Knowledge of product security controls and material handling equipment.
• Responsible for outgoing quality level.
• Be familiar with job-related safety procedures and hazards including PPEs, ergonomics, LOTO, human safety, material handling, waste handling, chemical handling, and spill controls. Report all discrepancies to process facilitator.