Operator III, Packaging - 2nd Shift

DEA Manager

Senior / Lead Maintenance Technician

Chemist Data Reviewer

Associate, Quality Assurance (QMS)

Senior Packaging Technician

Manufacturing Operator II

Specialist, DEA Compliance

Manufacturing Operator III

QC Chemist I

Role Description: <ul><li>With thorough knowledge and skills in all areas of the packaging process, performs more advanced functions relating to the packaging of drug products consistent with established Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), customer requirements and in conjunction with all Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). Is qualified in both Filling and Labeling. </li><li>Is qualified and capable of competently running all packaging equipment across the entire packaging department. </li><li>Responsible for the safe and efficient execution of their job duties, while ensuring product compliance to established standards. May serve as back-up to the Senior Packaging Technician.</li></ul> Responsibilities: Packaging Operations: <ul><li>Is qualified and capable of competently running all packaging equipment across the entire packaging department</li><li>Is qualified in both Filling and Labeling</li><li>Ensures that all equipment is running properly</li><li>Executes processes such as material handling, capping, outserts/med guides, in-process checks, packing, stacking, cartooning, etc.</li><li>May request components, labels and inserts per the BPR</li><li>Sets up packaging machinery; accurately sets equipment programming according to BPRs and SOPs</li><li>Sets up, starts, operates, adjusts, troubleshoots and tears down packaging lines</li><li>Executes Batch Production Record (BPR) and logbook documentation with detail and accuracy</li><li>Accurately reviews BPRs steps for completeness and accuracy</li><li>Collects samples from each batch and submits to QA for retained samples</li><li>Demonstrates the ability to execute procedures and complete tasks in a compliant and safe manner</li></ul> Equipment Cleaning: <ul><li>Conducts verification of line/equipment cleaning and documents per SOP</li><li>Executes the procedures used to clean pharmaceutical packaging equipment and facilities</li><li>Conducts Master Cleans and Surface Cleans</li></ul> Continuous Improvement : <ul><li>Identifies 6S opportunities and sustains the 6S process</li><li>Assists in troubleshooting process issues</li></ul> Issues and Deviations: <ul><li>Identifies and reports processing related issues to Packaging Supervisor and to Quality personnel.</li></ul> Quality: <ul><li>Executes the required in-process product quality checks and documents accurately.</li></ul> Teamwork and Collaboration: <ul><li>Demonstrates the ability to work in collaboration with others as a part of a team.</li></ul> Training: <ul><li>Stays current on SOPs and cGMPs.</li><li>May participate in training qualifier classes.</li></ul> Safety and Compliance: <ul><li>Participate in safety teams, start-up discussions, incident debriefs, etc.</li><li>Carries out processing/packaging activities safely, as required, on a daily basis.</li><li>Follows all safety and compliance procedures and participates in required training.</li><li>Adheres to all cGMP compliance/regulatory mandates and quality requirements.</li><li>Ensures compliance with SOPs, Policies and Procedures as required by Par and regulatory agencies</li></ul> Misc.: <ul><li>Other related duties as assigned to meet departmental and Company objectives.</li></ul> Requirements: Education &amp; Experience: <ul><li>High school diploma or equivalent.</li><li>3 years of packaging experience</li></ul> Knowledge &amp; Skills: <ul><li>Knowledge of cGMP regulations and processes.</li><li>Qualified in both Filling and Labeling</li><li>Qualified and capable of setting up and running all machinery in the value stream</li><li>Competent in Master Clean/Surface Clean</li><li>Ability to sample batches</li><li>Ability to follow both verbal and written instructions including SOP’s and Batch Record documentation</li><li>Ability to accurately and precisely record data and batch information</li><li>Ability to work in both independent and team environments</li><li>May become a certified trainer and provide certified training in one process</li><li>Effectively interfaces with other department personnel if Senior level (4th level) isn’t available</li><li>Ability to troubleshoot process issues</li><li>Ability to Identify 6S opportunities and sustain the 6S process</li><li>Ability to participate in Continuous Improvement projects</li><li>Proficient in reading and writing English to understand work instructions and document results</li></ul> Physical Requirements: <ul><li>Must be able to stand for long periods of time (8- or 12-hour shifts), lift at least 35 pounds, climb ladders, wear a dust mask or respirator and pass associated respirator tests and/or requirements, and be able to wear all required PPE, including safety glasses, ear plugs, and safety shoes.</li><li>Dexterity - ability to quickly move your hand, your hand together with your arm, or your two hands to grasp, manipulate, or assemble objects.</li><li>Vision - ability to see details at close range (within a few feet of the observer).</li><li>Multi-limb Coordination - ability to coordinate two or more limbs (for example, two arms, two legs, or one leg and one arm) while sitting or standing.</li></ul>

Role Description: <ul><li>The DEA Manager is responsible for ensuring the company maintains strict compliance with all DEA regulations and applicable state-level controlled substance laws.</li><li>This role manages the day-to-day requirements for handling-controlled substances, including quota management, licensing, ARCOS reporting, Suspicious Order Monitoring (SOM), material movement, and maintaining accurate records to ensure audit readiness at all times.</li></ul> Responsibilities: <ul><li>Manages a team supporting State Licensing, Suspicious Order Monitoring (SOM) and DEA.</li><li>Manages and submits DEA procurement quota applications.</li><li>Maintains and renews DEA, State, and Board of Pharmacy licenses and registrations for all company facilities.</li><li>Oversees the generation and execution of DEA 222 forms for the transfer and procurement of Schedule II controlled substances.</li><li>Acts as the primary point of contact during DEA and State Board of Pharmacy inspections and audits.</li><li>Liaises with Procurement and the DEA regarding the import/export of control substances and completes required documentation.</li><li>Prepares, reviews, and submits accurate and timely ARCOS reports to the DEA; Ensures accurate reporting of year-end and biennial inventories across all facilities.</li><li>Conducts internal audits of controlled substance vaults, cages, and manufacturing areas to ensure physical security and record-keeping compliance.</li><li>Drafts, reviews, and updates Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) related to the handling, storage, and distribution of controlled substances.</li><li>Monitors federal and state legislative changes regarding controlled substances; advises management on the impact of new regulations and implement necessary operation shifts.</li><li>Coordinates all controlled substance destruction with the warehouse and the Environmental, Health &amp; Safety department.</li></ul> Requirements: Education &amp; Experience <ul><li>Bachelor’s degree in science, PharmD preferred.</li><li>5+ years of relevant work experience.</li><li>Strong knowledge of DEA and FDA regulations.</li></ul> Physical Requirements <ul><li>Ability to stand, walk, or climb stairs/ladders for extended periods while performing duties within the plant.</li><li>Occasional lifting or moving of materials or equipment (generally up to 25–40 lbs)</li><li>Frequent use of hands and eyes for computer work, and documentation.</li><li>Ability to wear required personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, gowns, gloves, or respirators when entering manufacturing areas.</li><li>Capacity to work in cleanroom, environments, which may involve temperature variations, or noise.</li><li>Must be able to travel between facilities as needed</li></ul>

Position Summary: <ul><li>The Senior Maintenance Technician will lead maintenance activities in a GMP-regulated pharmaceutical manufacturing environment, ensuring reliable operation of production and facility systems.&nbsp;</li><li>This role focuses on equipment uptime, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement of utilities and process equipment—including tablet presses, granulation systems, and HVAC systems supporting cleanroom operations.</li></ul> Responsibilities: <ul><li>Perform and oversee preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance on pharmaceutical manufacturing and facility equipment.</li><li>Lead troubleshooting and repair efforts on tablet presses, granulators, blenders, fluid bed dryers, coating machines, and other process equipment.</li><li>Maintain and repair facility utilities such as HVAC systems, compressed air, purified water, steam, chilled water, and vacuum systems.</li><li>Support calibration and mechanical integrity programs to ensure GMP compliance.</li><li>Collaborate with Production, Engineering, and Quality departments to minimize downtime and ensure regulatory requirements are met.</li><li>Review and update maintenance SOPs, work orders, and documentation in accordance with cGMP and FDA standards.</li><li>Train and mentor junior technicians and provide technical guidance during shifts or project work.</li><li>Participate in capital projects, equipment installation, and commissioning/qualification activities (IQ/OQ/PQ).</li><li>Identify and implement process improvements to increase reliability and reduce maintenance costs.</li><li>Support environmental monitoring and cleanroom operation standards through proper maintenance of HVAC and filtration systems.</li></ul> Requirements: <ul><li>Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or Industrial Engineering (or equivalent technical discipline) preferred.</li><li>Experience: Minimum 5–8 years in a maintenance or engineering role within a pharmaceutical, biotech, or GMP manufacturing environment.</li><li>Strong hands-on experience with tablet compression, granulation, and packaging equipment.</li><li>Working knowledge of HVAC systems, cleanroom environments, and associated regulatory requirements (ISO 14644, cGMP).</li><li>Familiarity with CMMS systems (e.g.,, BMRAM, Maximo, SAP PM) and maintenance documentation practices.</li><li>Strong understanding of electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic systems.</li><li>Excellent problem-solving, communication, and leadership skills.</li></ul> Preferred Skills: <ul><li>Knowledge of PLCs and control systems troubleshooting.</li><li>Experience with aseptic or sterile manufacturing utilities.</li><li>Understanding of 21 CFR Part 11 and data integrity principles.</li><li>Root cause analysis and reliability-centered maintenance experience. Key Responsibilities</li></ul>

Job Summary: <ul><li>This position is dedicated to the review, verification, and assessment of analytical data generated within the Quality Control laboratory.&nbsp;</li><li>The role ensures that all laboratory documentation meets cGMP, regulatory, and internal quality standards.&nbsp;</li><li>Responsibilities do not include performing laboratory testing, operating instruments, or releasing materials or products.</li></ul> Responsiblities: <ul><li>Review complete analytical data packages generated from a wide range of QC laboratory instrumentation, including HPLC, UPLC, GC, UV?Vis, FT?IR, Dissolution, X?Ray Diffraction (XRD), pH meters, Karl Fischer, ICP-MS, and other compendial or platform - specific systems.</li><li>Verify calculations, chromatographic integrations, peak assignments, system suitability criteria, and instrument audit trails across software platforms such as Empower, ChemStation, LabSolutions, ICP?MS data systems, and dissolution software.</li><li>Assess data for compliance with approved analytical methods, compendial requirements, SOPs, and cGMP expectations, ensuring consistency across diverse analytical techniques.</li><li>Evaluate raw data outputs such as chromatograms, spectra (UV, IR), dissolution profiles, XRD patterns, elemental analysis reports, pH logs, and mass spectrometry data for accuracy and scientific soundness.</li><li>Identify discrepancies, atypical trends, integration anomalies, missing data, or potential data integrity concerns and escalate findings promptly.</li><li>Confirm that all raw data, worksheets, logbooks, electronic records, and metadata comply with ALCOA+ principles and meet internal documentation standards.</li><li>Review LIMS entries for accuracy, completeness, and proper linkage to supporting raw data and metadata.</li><li>Ensure instrument-specific parameters (e.g., wavelength accuracy for UV, calibration curves for ICP?MS, dissolution run conditions, GC column performance) are appropriately documented and meet acceptance criteria.</li></ul> Requirements: Education &amp; Experience: <ul><li>Minimal acceptable level of education, work experience and certifications required for the job</li><li>Bachelor of Science Degree in chemistry, chemical engineering or related field with 4+ years’ relevant analytical laboratory experience OR</li><li>Master’s Degree in above disciplines with 2+ years’ relevant analytical lab experience</li></ul> Knowledge: <ul><li>Has strong knowledge of laboratory software and has expanded knowledge of chromatographic software (e.g. Waters Empower, Agilent ChemStation and Sotax WinSotax), using custom fields, custom calculations and custom reports</li><li>Full proficiency with various laboratory techniques/instruments: HPLC, UV-Vis, FT-IR, GC and dissolution tester, melting point apparatus, viscometer, Karl Fischer titrator, pH meter, analytical balance, etc.</li><li>Thorough knowledge of applicable safety and standards guidelines, such as SOP, cGMP, GLP, DEA regulations and/or MSDS</li><li>Has demonstrated competence in conducting chemical analyses</li><li>Strong knowledge of wet chemistry techniques</li><li>Competency in Microsoft Office Suite</li></ul> Skills &amp; Abilities: <ul><li>Ability to critically review and analyze data, interpret information, and draw conclusions from relevant or missing information, reporting to management</li><li>Ability to display and analyze data in a logical manner</li><li>Ability to critically review, analyze data, interpret information, and draw conclusions from relevant or missing information</li><li>Ability to display and analyze data in a logical manner</li><li>Strong verbal and written communication skills as well as good computer skills</li><li>Strong attention to details and accurate record keeping</li><li>Establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with others</li><li>Solid organizational skills</li><li>Ability to coach less senior staff and develop laboratory skills and ability</li><li>Ability to take initiative, set priorities and follow through on assignments</li></ul> Physical Requirements: <ul><li>Extended periods of sitting, standing, walking, reaching, climbing/balancing, kneeling/crouching/crawling, looking at monitor for extended periods, moderate noise levels and potential business travel.&nbsp;</li><li>Work is in an FDA and DEA-regulated pharma lab environment with risk of exposure to various chemicals</li><li>Must occasionally lift and/or move up to 15-25 lbs.</li><li>Ability to wear personal protective equipment, including respirators, gloves, etc.</li><li>Specific visions abilities are required by this job include close vision and color vision</li><li>Ability to occasionally tolerate significant differences in temperature and/or humidity for short periods</li></ul>

Role Description: <ul><li>The Entry-Level Associate, Quality Assurance supports the Quality Management System (QMS) and documentation processes at the Chestnut Ridge site.</li><li>This role is designed for individuals beginning their career in pharmaceutical quality assurance and provides hands-on experience in maintaining compliance and supporting documentation workflows in a regulated environment.</li></ul> Responsibilities: <ul><li>Assist in organizing and maintaining QMS documentation including SOPs, CAPAs, deviations, and complaints.</li><li>Support the preparation and tracking of quality metrics and trending reports.</li><li>Help coordinate internal audits and document audit responses.</li><li>Participate in documenting product quality complaints and adverse event records.</li><li>Aid in digitizing logbooks and checklists using electronic systems.</li><li>Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure timely and accurate documentation updates.</li><li>Provide administrative support for change control processes and quality-related meetings.</li><li>Assist in preparing documentation for regulatory inspections and external audits.</li><li>Maintain document control systems and ensure timely review and archival of QA records.</li><li>Support training documentation and tracking for QA-related procedures.</li><li>Help with data entry and analysis for quality reports using basic statistical tools.</li><li>Monitor document lifecycle and ensure version control compliance.</li><li>Participate in continuous improvement initiatives related to documentation and QMS processes.</li></ul> Requirements: Education &amp; Experience <ul><li>Required Education: Bachelor’s degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences or a related field.</li><li>Preferred Education: Master’s degree is a plus.</li><li>Experience: 1–3 years in a pharmaceutical or regulated industry (internships or co-op experience acceptable).</li><li>Tools/Technologies: Familiarity with QMS platforms and electronic documentation systems preferred.</li></ul> Physical Requirements <ul><li>On-site role at Chestnut Ridge, NY.</li><li>Standard work hours: 8 AM to 5 PM.</li><li>No travel required.</li><li>No lifting or driving responsibilities.</li></ul>

Responsibilities: <ul><li>Coordinates each Operator’s responsibilities during each shift.</li><li>Monitors the packaging process to ensure schedule is met within standards.</li><li>Conducts final audit of Batch Records, including MAPICS transactions, prior to going to Packaging BR Reconciler; Is qualified and capable of running all packaging equipment across the entire packaging department.</li><li>Conducts preliminary review of all daily Batch Production Record (BPR) for the line and logbook documentation to ensure detail and accuracy.</li><li>Accurately reviews BPRs steps for completeness and accuracy.</li><li>Request components, labels and inserts per the BPR.</li><li>Set up packaging machinery; accurately sets equipment programming according to BPRs and SOPs.</li><li>Conduct basic set ups, starts, operates, adjusts, troubleshoots and tears down packaging lines.</li><li>Conduct sampling: Collects samples from each batch and submits to QA for retained samples.</li><li>Executes procedures to complete tasks in a compliant and safe manner.</li><li>Conducts verification of line/equipment cleaning and documents per SOP.</li><li>Executes procedures used to clean pharmaceutical packaging equipment and facilities.</li><li>Competently conducts Master Cleans and Line Clearances.</li></ul> Requirements: <ul><li>Must be able to stand for long periods of time (8 or 12 hour shifts), lift at least 35 pounds, climb ladders, wear a dust mask or respirator and pass associated respirator tests and/or requirements, and be able to wear all required PPE, including safety glasses, ear plugs, and safety shoes.</li><li>Dexterity - ability to quickly move your hand, your hand together with your arm, or your two hands to grasp, manipulate, or assemble objects.</li><li>Vision - ability to see details at close range (within a few feet of the observer).</li><li>Multi-limb Coordination - ability to coordinate two or more limbs (for example, two arms, two legs, or one leg and one arm) while sitting or standing.</li></ul>

Responsibilities: <ul><li>Operates pharmaceutical production machinery and follows the procedures for manufacturing such as weighing, blending, dispensing, mixing, coating, encapsulating, granulating, drying, milling, blending, compressing, potent compound, etc.&nbsp;</li><li>Meets the requirements for use of manufacturing equipment and other commonly used equipment per SOPs.</li><li>Executes written SOPs to ensure the purity of materials involved in the manufacturing process.</li><li>Properly uses all scales, including printouts, zeroing, setting tares, and daily calibration verification per SOPs.</li><li>Examines manufacturer Product ID Labels, Quality Control release tags, and Batch Production Record to verify issued/staged raw materials can be released for production.</li><li>Learns and performs master cleans/surface cleans of manufacturing equipment and facilities according to established SOPs.</li><li>Executes machine change-overs from batch to batch.</li><li>Requires oversight and double-checking; is typically paired with a Qualified Manufacturing Operator.</li><li>Learns sampling techniques.</li><li>Learns, understands and runs processes to meet the assigned schedule and standards/routers; when this is not achieved, may participate in the debriefing session to understand the reasons why and what needs to be corrected moving forward.</li><li>Completes documentation associated with manufacturing processes (e.g. batch record, protocols, and logbooks) with detail and accuracy.</li><li>Meets requirements for entries on all applicable batch production pages, completion and attachment of all dispensary and weight verification tickets.</li><li>Verifies the manufacturing process on BPR in an accurate and timely manner.</li><li>Provides status updates and operational challenges on status boards.</li></ul> Requirements: <ul><li>HS diploma or equivalent at minimum, with 0-2 years’ related experience*</li><li>Forklift certification may be required for blending and granulation.</li><li>Knowledge of cGMPs.</li><li>Has solid working knowledge and skills in procedures, techniques, tools, materials and/or equipment needed for the position.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>Basic math, reading, legible writing skills, and problem solving abilities.&nbsp;</li></ul>

Role Description:The DEA Compliance Specialist, under general supervision, is knowledgeable on all matters of the DEA as it pertains to pharmaceutical testing, manufacturing and distribution of controlled substances.Those matters include licenses, procurement, and movement of material, production, shipment and destruction.Incumbent should also have the ability to interface with governmental agencies and represent the company as needed.Responsibilities:DEA coordinator for CII –CV controlled substances: manages/coordinates all DEA-related actives at siteReviews and releases daily orders through Suspicious Order Monitoring System (SOMs) and assures compliance with Suspicious Orders Reporting (SORS)Maintains Know your Customer (KYC) informationConducts year‐end and biennial inventory and report ARCOS quarterly reporting & cycle count inventory via DEA websiteCoordinates all movement of controlled substances from manufacturing through analytical testingLiaises with Procurement and DEA regarding import/export of controlled substance and completes necessary paperworkMaintains compliance of all DEA, State, and Board of Pharmacy registrationsCoordinates all controlled substance destruction with QC, Environmental, Health & Safety and Logistic departmentsWorks with Security department to maintain facility upgrades to security systemsPower of Attorney to sign DEA 222 form, responsible for completing, maintaining and tracking all DEA 222 formsResponsible for submitting CII quota applications to DEA; maintain organized DEA files on related activitiesCoordinates and documents DEA audits for sites and issues audit reports to management upon completionRemains current on DEA regs in order to address organization business needsCreates all destruction reports and coordinates pick ups for controlled destruction from MRB, line waste and lab waste.SOPs:Updates associated SOP’s related to job functionsSupporting responsibilities: Back up to State Licensing associateParticipates and represents department at project meetings as requiredRequirements:Education & Experience:Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field required2+ years’ relevant work experienceExperience with IQVIA SOM software preferredWorking knowledge of GMP regulations and compliance issuesStrong knowledge of DEA and FDA regulationsKnowledgeable of production and production planning processes

Responsibilities:The Manufacturing Operator III performs functions relating to the processing of drug products, ensuring product compliance to established current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs), customer requirements and in conjunction with all Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Follows standard procedures to complete tasks, some of which may vary in scope, sequence, complexity and timing.  Proactively identifies and resolves complex problems where considerable judgment is required in choosing among multiple options. Understands and runs processes to meet the assigned standards/routers and fulfills the assigned schedule; when these are not achieved, participates in the debrief to understand the reasons why and what needs to be corrected moving forward. Troubleshoots process issues and, as a team member, analyzes root causes and makes recommendations. Responsible for the safe and efficient execution of job duties. May serve as back-up to the Senior Manufacturing Technician.Operates pharmaceutical production machinery and follows the procedures for manufacturing such as weighing, blending, dispensing, mixing, coating, encapsulating, granulating, drying, milling, blending, compressing, potent compound, etc. Meets requirements for use of manufacturing equipment and other commonly used equipment per SOPs. Executes written SOPs to ensure the purity of materials involved in the manufacturing process. Properly uses all scales, including printouts, zeroing, setting tares, and daily calibration verification per SOPs. Examines manufacturer Product ID Labels, Quality Control release tags, and Batch Production Record to verify issued/staged raw materials can be released for production. Cleans manufacturing equipment and facilities according to established SOPs. Executes machine change-overs from batch to batch. Completes a variety of assignments independently based on established procedures.Identifies process improvements that drive increased efficiency, throughput and quality May sample batches, including validation batches, for quality testing. Executes required in-process product quality checks and documents accurately. Understands and runs processes to meet the assigned schedule and standards/routers; when this is not achieved, participates in the debriefing sessions to understand the reasons why and what needs to be corrected moving forward.Completes documentation associated with manufacturing processes (e.g. batch record, protocol, and logbooks) with detail and accuracy. Meets requirements for entries on all applicable Batch Production pages, completion and attachment of all dispensary and weight verification tickets. Verifies the manufacturing process on BPR in an accurate and timely manner. Provides status updates and operational challenges. Proactively identifies and troubleshoots process issues and, as a team member, analyzes root causes and makes recommendations. Typically participates in Continuous Improvement projects of a higher scope and complexity.Carries out processing/manufacturing activities safely, as required, on a daily basis. Follows all safety and compliance procedures and participates in required training. Adheres to all cGMP compliance/regulatory mandates and quality requirements. Participates in safety teams, start-up discussions, and incident debriefs, etc. Ensures compliance with SOPs, policies and procedures as required by the Company and regulatory agencies.Maintains a clean, organized work area.Conforms to all training requirements, including company required and machine specific training.May become a certified trainer and provide mentoring and trainingExhibits team work and motivates others to achieve project objectives.Collaborates within own work unit and with those from other departments outside of work unit and/or with external vendors/suppliers.Requirements:HS diploma or equivalent at minimum, with 0-2 years’ related experience*Forklift certification may be required for blending and granulation.Ability to read a tape measureAbility to demonstrate safe and effective operation of all required equipmentApplies skills and knowledge to recognize issues and to increase efficiency, throughput and quality.

Responsibilities:The Chemist I, under direct supervision, learns and performs QC laboratory chemical analyses of raw materials, in-process materials, stability and finished products, and testing to support process validation.May participate in investigations.Learns and stays current with regulatory guidances and compendia relevant to laboratories and pharmaceutical manufacturing.Conducts routine laboratory analyses: finished product testing, stability testing, raw material testing, cleaning verification testing and manufacturing in-process testing.Typical activities may include buffer/solution preparation, standard preparation and operating analytical instruments: HPLC, UV-Vis, FT-IR, GC and dissolution tester, melting point apparatus, viscometer, Karl Fischer titrator, pH meter, analytical balance, etc. Uses laboratory software for analyses.Provides general laboratory support such as routine instrument cleaning/preventative maintenance/calibration, sample receiving, chemical inventory, document filing and housekeepingCleans lab working surfaces and disposes of any excess chemicals, solutions, solvents, etc. in the special waste containers for each class of waste chemicals.Under close supervision, learns to troubleshoot basic instrument problems.With guidance, participates in OOS/OOT/NOE and other investigations.Elevates questionable sample results, OOS, and aberrant results immediately to Supervisor.May assist in drafting, editing, and reviewing SOPs and laboratory investigations.Maintains assigned training records current and in-compliance.May assist in the training of less senior laboratory staff.Performs assigned work in a timely and safe manner conforming to regulatory, company and compendiaI requirements within pharmaceutical manufacturing setting.Document accurately data generated in notebooks/worksheets/LIMS in compliance with SOPs.Follows internal processes related to controlled substances continuous.Follows EH&S procedures to ensure a safe work environment.Follows all applicable safety and standards guidelines, such as SOPs, cGMP, DEA regulations good documentation practice and/or MSDS continuous.Requirements:Minimal acceptable level of education, work experience and certifications required for the job.Bachelor of Science Degree in chemistry, chemical engineering or related field with analytical chemistry coursework required. Some pharmaceutical laboratory experience preferred.Proficiency in a body of information required for the job.e.g. knowledge of FDA regulations, GMP/GLP/GCP, Lean Manufacturing, Six-Sigma, etc.Proficiency with various laboratory techniques/instruments: HPLC, UV-Vis, FT-IR, GC and dissolution tester, melting point apparatus, viscometer, Karl Fischer titrator, pH meter, analytical balance, etc. Basic knowledge of wet chemistry techniques.Knowledge of applicable safety and standards guidelines: SOP, cGMP, GLP, DEA regulations and/or MSDS.Competency in Microsoft Office Suite.Often referred to as “competencies”, leadership attributes, skills, abilities or behaviors that may be enterprise, functional or job specific e.g. coaching, negotiation, calibration, technical writing etc.Ability to display and analyze data in a logical manner.Good verbal and written communication skills as well as good computer skills.Attention to details and accurate record keeping.Establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with othersSolid organizational skills.Ability to take initiative, set priorities and follow through on assignments.Physical & mental requirements e.g., lift 40 pounds, walk across plant/warehouse, business travel (% of time), driving as part of work responsibilities, etc.Extended periods of sitting, standing, walking, reaching, climbing/balancing, kneeling/crouching/crawling, looking at monitor for extended periods, moderate noise levels and potential business travel. Work is in an FDA and DEA-regulated pharma lab environment with risk of exposure to various chemicalsMust occasionally lift and/or move up to 15-25 lbs.Ability to wear personal protective equipment, including respirators, gloves, etc. Specific visions abilities are required by this job include close vision and color vision.Ability to occasionally tolerate significant differences in temperature and/or humidity for short periods.

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