Flexi Inspection Operator

eTeam Inc; Swindon; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading manufacturing firm in Swindon is looking for a Flexi Inspection Operator to operate encapsulation machines and ensure high product quality through detailed documentation and in-process checks. This full-time contract role requires attention to safety policies and practices as individuals will handle both non-hazardous and hazardous materials. Opportunities for extension are possible, with shifts potentially including days, nights, and weekends.

Qualifications

• Ability to operate and troubleshoot encapsulation machines.
• Knowledge of safety policies and practices in manufacturing.
• Experience with documentation related to manufacturing processes.

Responsibilities

• Complete documentation related to the encapsulation process.
• Operate and maintain encapsulation machines.
• Ensure product quality through in-process checks.

Skills

Attention to detail

Machine operation

Quality control

Job description

Job Title: Flexi Inspection Operator

Location: Swindon, UK

Job Type: Full-time contract, 3 weeks with possibility of extension

Specific Activities, and Responsibilities:

• Accurately Completes documentation related to the Encapsulation process.
• Operates and maintains up to two Encapsulation Machines (and covers up to as many as four during breaks).
• Maintains a clean work area.
• Performs in-process checks and evaluates, in detail, product quality.
• Monitors material and gel usage at the machine and changes receivers as needed ensuring that components are not used past expiration date and time.
• Ensures empty receivers are transported back to respective departments as soon as possible.
• Monitors encapsulation process to minimize rejected product at the machine.
• Coordinates with crib mechanic in advance of and during changeover.
• Tears down machine at changeover if required (if utility unavailable) Sets‑up/assembles Encapsulation Machine for operation per batch record instructions (if utility unavailable) within allotted time per department standards.
• Troubleshooting Equipment to maintain a quality product.
• Monitors and replenishes solvents and lubricants as required.
• Assembles, handles, and stages tray stacks with manufactured softgels.
• Ensures that needed supplies (tray paper, gloves etc.) for the department are maintained at sufficient levels.
• Handles non‑hazardous, hazardous and DEA materials and waste.
• Performs work according to safety policies and practices related to the position.
• Notifies Supervision immediately in the event that there is any deviation from the batch record, SOP or potential production event.
• Update SOPs for assigned department as needed.
• Utility – Supports Encapsulation Operators during the manufacturing process by; Completes documentation related to the Encapsulation process during a changeover.
• Coordinates with crib mechanic in advance of and during changeover. Tears down machine at changeover.
• Sets‑up/assembles Encapsulation Machine for operation per batch record instructions.
• Monitors encapsulation process to minimize rejected product at the machine.
• Operates Encapsulation Machine, if required.
• Helps to maintain a clean work area on the encapsulation floor.
• Performs in‑process checks and evaluates product quality.
• Assists operators with material and gel receiver changes as necessary – Ensures empty receivers are transported back to respective departments.
• Assembles, handles, and stages tray stacks with manufactured softgels.
• Individual's primary workstation is located in the manufacturing area, where the noise level is high.
• Work schedule may include 12‑hour shift, days, nights and/or weekends including overtime as required.
• Some exposure to industrial chemicals and detergents.
• Some handling of flammable materials and potent drug compounds