The Recruitment Group is looking for a Warehouse Operator to join our Client in Clitheroe. The role of Warehouse Operator is a long-term role and is paying £12.71 per hour and 37.5 hours per week.
Pay for the Warehouse Operator
£12.71 per hour
Shifts:
06:00 to 14:00 / 13:45 21:45 – Monday to Friday (rotating shifts)
Location:
1. Clitheroe
Overview:
2. Inspect cans or components for defects
3. To assembly small components to form valves using automated production equipment within the valve assembly department
4. Manufacture and maintain presses and the wash bay and degreasing
5. Processes to ensure that production targets are met whilst ensuring that quality is built into the manufacturing process.
6. On-the-job training will be provided however a good work ethic specifically relating to safety and quality are essential.
7. The Operator role will be predominately based in CMF however duties may include supporting the valve assembly department when required.
8. Moving pallets around the warehouse
Key Responsibilities:
9. Ensure all production targets are met by the machine running at optimum performance whilst working to GMP standards
10. Provide cover for colleagues who have to leave their machines whilst still in operation e.g. break times.
11. Ensure batch components match planned work orders
12. Carry out safety checks and maintain a high standard of safety and housekeeping e.g. clean floors, changing rooms, boxes in correct locations, machine cleanliness, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) e.g. safety glasses shoes, etc.
13. Complete all appropriate paperwork including the process logbook and product identification labels.
14. Verbally brief colleagues when a machine is handed over, including schedule, problems with the machine, QC checks underway, etc.
15. Work with and support trainees and colleagues in other departments
16. Liaise with Team Leader, Shift Leader, and Quality in solving batch and/or valve problems
17. Adhere to site regulations working safely and complying with all company safe working practices and procedures.
Experience
18. Previous experience working in a pharmaceutical environment Practical mechanical aptitude - Essential
Knowledge
19. Knowledge of all machines in assigned areas including basic operational knowledge, fault finding, and understanding the various ‘quirks’ of individual machines. Desirable
20. Knowledge of internal and external customer requirements. Desirable
21. Understanding of GMP guidelines and practices Essential
Key Capabilities
22. Must have a quality background
23. Good communicator at all levels Essential
24. Ability to work to deadlines Essential
25. Good problem-solving skills Essential