Aseptic Training Lead

Job description

This is our MD Fill, A1 Shift - 6am-6:30pm Sunday/Monday/Tuesday & every other Wednesday Responsible for the daily supervision of production activities and training of operating personnel. Can direct a shift of operators in the overall functionality of departmental processes. Sets the example and holds operators accountable to follow all safety, quality, environmental, operational and personnel expectations. Monitors Production process & schedule and alerts site management of any potential events that could impact personnel safety, product quality or production schedule. Responsibilities Oversees all critical tasks on the floor as they are carried out and provides training and troubleshooting where needed Develops, maintains, audits and verifies the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Training SOPs and Training Programs. Analyzes equipment performance for potential maintenance issues. Anticipates issues with manufacturing productivity and works to resolve alarm issues and equipment failures. Leads and organizes operators in solving non-conforming events. Recommends and leads corrective actions on manufacturing processes and procedures. Provides verbal input to Operations Manager for written employee evaluations and performance reviews once a year. Provide support to quality compliance and EHS audits as the subject matter expert in terms execution of Operations procedures/responsibilities Interacts with site EHS Specialist and drives safety programs with operational personnel. Performs routine safety audits and Gemba walks to ensure compliance with programs. Elevates all operational events and issues with site management. Interacts frequently with Maintenance department to coordinate required PM activities on Operations equipment Monitor raw material inventory and coordinate re-orders/receiving with purchasing personnel Audit responsibility High School diploma required. Must have strong technical knowledge and safety background 6+ years of manufacturing experience in a chemical or pharmaceutical, plant environment Prior supervisory experience is a plus. Strong knowledge of plant GMP and EHS systems Must have a comprehensive understanding of plant economics to make decisions aimed at efficiency and reliability. General computer knowledge (i.e. Microsoft Office, Email, etc.). Proficient use of manufacturing monitoring systems to track and trend data critical to processes (i.e. PI, DCS, etc.)