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Technical Skills: Proficiency in video and audio editing software (e.g., Adobe Suite, Final Cut Pro, Audacity, Logic X) is essential, knowledge of camera operation and video production techniques is required.
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Pilot Company supports a growing portfolio of brands with expertise in supply chain and retail operations, logistics and transportation, technology and digital innovation, construction, maintenance, human resources, finance, sales and marketing.
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Sets clear goals, coaches, conducts performance reviews and counsels employees Provide employee development through coaching of both technical and professional competencies for team through proper training in methods and procedures that maximize the efficient operation of production floorLead Autonomous Maintenance (AM) implementation and routinesLead Root Cause Analyses autonomously individually and with teamsMember of ERT to respond to emergency situations.
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Our Production Technician I – Formulation plays a vital role in ensuring the highest quality and safety standards of our pharmaceutical product. What The Production Technician I – Formulation Does Each Day.
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Defines and implements necessary production maintenance practices; as well as drive industry standards with regards to 503B outsourcing manufacturing facilities through participation and engagement with regulators, industry subject- matter experts on facility operations, knowledge and principles from other related industry segments that utilize controlled environments and aseptic manufacturing.
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