Graduate Production Lab Technician - Rotating Shifts

Cranleigh STEM; Newbury; On-site; GBP 20,000 - 24,000; Part time

Job summary

Cranleigh STEM is seeking a Graduate Laboratory Production Technician to join an established animal healthcare manufacturing team in Berkshire. The role offers hands-on, technician-level work suitable for a recent science graduate or someone with production experience.

You will carry out manufacturing and packaging operations, adhere to GMP and health and safety standards, and maintain accurate batch documentation. A driving licence is required and shifts operate on a rotating three-week pattern.

Qualifications

• A science-related degree is preferred but not essential.
• Manufacturing, production or laboratory experience would be advantageous.
• Strong attention to detail and a methodical approach.
• Comfortable following regulated procedures and completing documentation.
• A proactive and collaborative team player.

Responsibilities

• Carry out manufacturing and packaging operations in accordance with SOPs.
• Work to GMP, quality, hygiene and health and safety standards.
• Complete in-process checks, environmental monitoring and batch documentation.
• Operate production equipment and perform basic maintenance and changeovers.
• Report deviations, safety concerns and mechanical issues promptly.
• Support process improvements and wider departmental projects.
• Maintain accurate records and a safe, organised working environment.

Skills

Attention to detail

Team player

Documentation

Education

Science-related degree preferred

Job description

Cranleigh STEM is seeking a Graduate Laboratory Production Technician to join an established animal healthcare manufacturing team in Berkshire. The role offers hands-on, technician-level work suitable for a recent science graduate or someone with production experience.

You will carry out manufacturing and packaging operations, adhere to GMP and health and safety standards, and maintain accurate batch documentation. A driving licence is required and shifts operate on a rotating three-week pattern.