Vision Lens Production Operator I

Johnson & Johnson; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 33,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson in Jacksonville, FL is seeking a Machine Operator I for multiple shifts to support intraocular lens production. You will set up, operate, monitor, and maintain equipment, ensuring GMP compliance and quality standards across the line.

Responsibilities include performing equipment checks, recording data, and coordinating with team to sustain continuous production flow while maintaining a clean, inspection-ready work area. Prior technical training or certification is preferred.

Qualifications

• Technical certification or an associate degree in a technical discipline is required or preferred.
• Experience with manufacturing equipment and GMP environment is expected.

Responsibilities

• Set up, operate, and monitor manufacturing equipment to process lens production orders.
• Monitor machine performance and product quality; take corrective action.
• Perform equipment checks, process tests, measurements, and parameter adjustments.
• Use measurements to verify settings and evaluate process results.
• Maintain an organized, clean, inspection-ready work area and complete routine cleaning and basic preventive maintenance.
• Coordinate with team to ensure continuous production flow and report issues.
• Follow GMP, EHS, quality, waste-handling, and environmental requirements.

Education

Technical certification in electronics, electricity, refrigeration, mechanics, or related discipline

Associate degree in a technical discipline

Job description

Johnson & Johnson in Jacksonville, FL is seeking a Machine Operator I for multiple shifts to support intraocular lens production. You will set up, operate, monitor, and maintain equipment, ensuring GMP compliance and quality standards across the line.

Responsibilities include performing equipment checks, recording data, and coordinating with team to sustain continuous production flow while maintaining a clean, inspection-ready work area. Prior technical training or certification is preferred.