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An established industry player is seeking a dedicated Production Operator for the Weekend Night Shift. This role involves assisting in the fractionation of bovine plasma into high purity scientific products, ensuring compliance with FDA, USDA, and OSHA regulations. The ideal candidate will operate various scientific equipment, perform essential testing, and maintain a clean manufacturing environment. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the production of critical diagnostic and pharmaceutical products while working in a collaborative team atmosphere. If you have a passion for biological sciences and a commitment to quality, this role is perfect for you!
Production Operator - Weekend Night Shift - Proliant Health and Biologicals
Apply locations Boone, Iowa time type Full time posted on Posted 2 Days Ago job requisition id R3243
We are seeking great candidates for our Weekend Night shift team. Hours are 7pm-7am Saturday-Monday and every other Friday.
The purpose of this job is to assist in the efficient fractionation of bovine plasma into high purity scientific products for the diagnostic, pharmaceutical and research markets in compliance with FDA, USDA, and OSHA regulations.
Education: High School Diploma or GED required.
Experience: Experience in biological production or manufacturing preferred.
Approximate: 12-Hour Day (may be longer or require flexibility to accommodate production schedule)
Key:
Occasional = 0% - 33%
Frequent = 34% - 66%
Continuous = 67% - 100%
N/A = Not Applicable
Standing - Continuous
Sitting - Occasional
Walking - Frequent
Bending/Kneeling/Crouching/Stooping - Frequent
Reaching Above Shoulder - Frequent
Climbing (stairs, ladders, etc.) - Frequent
Working on Heights:
Unprotected Heights - Occasional
Protected Heights - Frequent
Lifting Weights from 0 to 60 pounds - Frequent
Push/Pull/Maneuver Equipment/Products/Materials weighing from 0 to 2,000 pounds - Frequent
Being Around and/or Operating Moving Machinery/Equipment - Frequent
Operating a Forklift (as a part of your job) - Frequent
Read/Monitor Gauges on Various Equipment/Machinery - Frequent
Hand Movements:
Recording Data - Frequent
Operating Office Equipment - Occasional
Operating Computer - Frequent
Simple Grasping (right and left) - Frequent
Firm Grasping (right and left) - Frequent
Fine Manipulating (right and left) - Occasional
Foot Movements to Operate Foot Controls - Occasional
Good Vision, Corrected to Normal; or Ability to Access Required Information and Perform Job Duties - Yes
Color Definition - Yes
Good Hearing, Corrected to Normal; or Ability to Communicate and/or Understand Required Information and Perform Job Duties - Yes
Ability to be Mobile throughout Required Work Areas
Office - Occasional
Multiple Locations - Occasional
Plant - Continuous
Equipment/Maintenance or Repair Area - Frequent
Rough Terrain - N/A
Other - N/A
Office/Desk - Occasional
The Production Operators are required to follow all safety policies and procedures. Job duties include maintaining good housekeeping throughout the facility, using required personal protective equipment, and recognizing the hazards of the job and taking precautions to assure safety to themselves and others. Responsibilities include always applying safe work practices, informing their supervisor of hazards.
This job requires the mental capabilities to understand job functions, Standard Operating Procedures, and safety procedures as required by job duties. The employee must be able to understand and follow established procedures for fractionation, separation, liquid handling, process and personnel flow, and adhere to Standard Operating Procedures without deviation. Understanding of written/oral instruction, record data, communicate with co-workers, and perform high-school level math and chemistry calculations and understand basic scientific principles is a must.
Working conditions vary; the major portion of the job duties occur in a controlled-temperature indoor environment (60-70 degrees Fahrenheit) in a manufacturing process area, including product handling, packaging, and equipment cleaning materials. The manufacturing floor has controlled access, lab coats or uniforms, and aseptic requirements (hairnets, shoe covers, gloves as necessary). There will be exposure to many different chemicals used during processing and clean-up, high noise levels, moving machinery/equipment, climbing on heights, moving throughout the building to different processing areas, some exposure to splashing liquids and dust, and concrete floors. May be required to operate computer, copier, printer, and fax machines as necessary.