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Device Technician

Our client, a leader in the Pharmaceutical Industry, is seeking Device Technicians to join their Sligo team. 12-month contract | Must be flexible to work shifts.

 

Job Summary:

To work as a team member in production/operations areas in line with all safety, regulatory and organisational requirements. Preparing equipment, work areas and materials and ensuring/verifying readiness of manufacturing operations

 

Responsibilities:

  • Preparation and operation of:
    • Moulding and ancillary equipment.
    • Automated assembly and ancillary equipment.
    • Pad Printing and ancillary equipment.
    • Manual assembly and ancillary equipment.
  • Troubleshooting day-to-day manufacturing issues which may impact efficiencies, safety or quality.
  • Completion of quality checks and achieving production quality targets.
  • Supplying materials to the operations and equipment in a timely and safe manner.
  • Responsible for labelling and packing of components and finished products.
  • Operating of coordinate measuring equipment, and other advanced metrology equipment.
  • Operate fully automated and complex computer-controlled systems, including robotic and vision system technology.
  • Participate in the divisional project team for New Product Introduction and Improvement Projects.
  • Resetting equipment as necessary to ensure the manufacture of quality components.
  • Team coordination to maximise the effectiveness of all of the team members.
  • Documentation of all activities in line with GMP requirements.
  • Cross-training within the team and training of new members.
  • Participation in continuous improvement programs to implement improvements in the quality, safety, environmental and production systems.
  • Execution of routine manufacturing documentation, commissioning and validation protocols on an ongoing basis.
  • Ensuring compliance with the Quality, Regulatory and GMP requirements, and adherence to all AbbVie policies and relevant legislation.
  • Ability to work on their own initiative.
  • Execute manual assembly and visual inspection as required.

Essential Requirements

  • Leaving Certificate or equivalent, desirable or relevant work experience.
  • Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite is beneficial.
  • Minimum 1 year of experience in a regulated manufacturing environment required.

For a confidential discussion and more information on the role, please contact Emma Daly

emma.daly@collinsmcnicholas.ie

0861041202

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