Production Operator (8981) Ware, England

Salary: GBP16 - GBP21 per hour

Production Operator

Based in Ware, Hertfordshire

Various shift patterns

From £16.76 to £21.73 (depending on the shift)

 

Our respected client, a global pharmaceutical company manufacturing a diverse range of products including medically critical sterile products, equipment and medicines that help to save the lives of millions of people worldwide. GSK are committed to moving Ahead Together and aim to have a positive impact on the health of 2.5 Billion people by the end of 2030. We are looking for candidates to join our team of exceptional individuals doing work that truly matters to the health of people worldwide.

 

The successful candidate will support the manufacturing process. The roles will involve the preparation of equipment, bulk manufacturing and operation of machinery meeting the compliance of quality standards.

 

Various shifts are available:

Monday to Friday 8 hours – rotating early & lates (6am – 2pm / 2pm – 10pm)

Rotational 12 hours moving between days & nights across 7 days

 

Your responsibilities will consist of but not limited to:

  •  Set up and operate a range of machines.
  • Carry out process checks during manufacture and complete batch documentation with accuracy.
  • Perform Line Clearance and carry out strict cleaning activities to ensure no cross contamination
  • Follow all SOPs and act at all times safely and in compliance with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)
  • Stay up-to-date with all training and continual learning requirements

 

The following are essential to the role:

·      Maths and English at GSCE level or above (or equivalent)

  • IT literate – Ability to use in house computer systems competently (full training is provided)
  • Able to use own initiative – our client readily welcomes and encourages staff to provide suggestions on ways their role can be improved.
  • Attention to detail and be able to follow strict and compliant ways of working

 

All roles are recruited on a temporary basis with the maximum tenure at 2 years.