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Department: Quality Reports To: QC Lead Analyst Summary: The Quality Control (QC) Laboratory Analyst supports the company's Specialty Chemical and Pharmaceutical production processes. Working on a four-on, four-off 12-hour rotating shift, the QC Analyst ensures compliance with cGMP, QMS, regulatory, and customer quality agreements by performing various analytical tests and maintaining laboratory standards.
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Read, write and edit programs in G-Code and other CAD/CAM Software based on engineering drawings and specifications Create and modify programs to improve efficiency, accuracy, and production rates.
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Summary: The Quality Control (QC) Laboratory Analyst supports the company's Specialty Chemical and Pharmaceutical production processes. Summary: The Quality Control (QC) Laboratory Analyst supports the company's Specialty Chemical and Pharmaceutical production processes.
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This role requires a strong understanding of CNC machining processes, tooling, and materials, as well as the ability to troubleshoot and optimize production. Knowledge of manufacturing and production processes, raw materials, and quality control.
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A Material Handler operates various mobile machinery to move material around, as part of the production process to reconditioning components according to AAR and customer requirements. The Material Handler supports production and/or specific areas of the facility by pulling document material, stocking, loading, and delivering to the proper workstation.
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Production, Manufacturing, Warehouse, General Labor, Line Operator. The Machine Operator II is responsible for debagging inventory for repacking or blending, preparing bulk bags for use on the production line, maintain a clean work area, and changing waste product bulk bags.
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As a Shift Manager, you may be responsible for:•Food Safety•Internal Communication•Inventory Management•Daily Maintenance and Cleanliness•Managing Crew•Quality Food Production•Exceptional Customer Service•Safety and Security•Scheduling•TrainingPrevious leadership experience is preferred, ideally within a restaurant, retail or hospitality environment.
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As an Advanced Forklift Operator , you will expertly operate forklifts, receiving and distributing products throughout the production area. Ability to work weekends as production schedule increases by clients.
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