Production Training Supervisor

BioLife Plasma Services; Methuen (MA); On-site; USD 36,368 - 50,006; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/dental coverage

401(k) plan with company match

Paid vacation

Paid volunteer time off

Job summary

Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited is seeking a dedicated employee in Methuen, MA, to oversee the collection of plasma that transforms patient care. This role involves coordinating training, reviewing Quality Control records, and managing the production area. Candidates must have a High School Diploma and CPR certification, with strong abilities in motivation and operational safety.

This position not only offers a meaningful career but also comprehensive benefits, including medical coverage and vacation accrual. Join us in improving the lives of patients with rare diseases.

Qualifications

• Ability to walk and stand for the entire shift and lift up to 50 pounds.
• Fine motor coordination and depth perception required.
• Prolonged glove wear due to potential exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

Responsibilities

• Oversee production area and manage employee performance.
• Consult with management on escalated donor/employee concerns.
• Identify opportunities for continuous improvement in operational processes.

Skills

Monitoring center training

Quality Control review

Employee orientation

Motivating employees

Operational consultation

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Tools

CPR and AED certification

Job description

Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited is seeking a dedicated employee in Methuen, MA, to oversee the collection of plasma that transforms patient care. This role involves coordinating training, reviewing Quality Control records, and managing the production area. Candidates must have a High School Diploma and CPR certification, with strong abilities in motivation and operational safety.

This position not only offers a meaningful career but also comprehensive benefits, including medical coverage and vacation accrual. Join us in improving the lives of patients with rare diseases.