Laboratory Bottling Technician I

CONTRACT: 6-month extendable

MUST HAVES:

• High school diploma/GED or some college.
• 6 months of experience in a laboratory, manufacturing, or filling/bottling/packaging role in a regulated industry setting
• Experience with pipetting or dispensing liquid products preferred

Shift Options:

1st shift: 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM

2nd shift: 3:00 PM – 11:30 PM

Position Overview:

The Bottling Technician I for the BMIA group will be responsible for filling, capping, labeling, and completing batch records, and putting away Finished Good Inventory (FGI). They will also be responsible for kit assembly and product pouching. This is a highly team-oriented group which involves working closely with other core teams within the BMIA Departments ( and ELISA) as well as other departments such as Planning, Receiving, Inventory Control, Custom Solution Team (CST), Packaging, MCI, and Quality Control groups.

Skills:

• Adhere to all BSL2 safety policies, correct procedures, dress code and health/safety guidelines
• Follow line clearance policies to avoid cross contamination, mix-ups or incorrect items bottled
• Perform kit assembly processes and pouching processes
• Perform various bottling related tasks to include dispensing antibody solutions, capping and labeling of vials, tubes or bottles.
• Verify materials and documents to ensure information such as concentrations, lots number etc. are correct.
• Ability to perform simple Math calculations.
• Put away finished good products in their designated temperature conditions.
• Use computer programs such as Microsoft Excel.
• Set-up and prepare equipment for ongoing operations.
• Operate computer-controlled process support/process equipment (i.e., filling line, lyophilizer, capping, labeling machines, etc.).
• Correctly follow SOP instructions for completion of job tasks.
• Clean and maintains work area and all lab equipment and supplies, adhering to 5S guidelines
• Maintain accurate training record and ensure on time completion of training documents
• Follow all GDP policies
• Other projects or responsibilities as required.

Education/Experience:

• High school diploma/GED or some college.
• 6 months of experience in a laboratory, manufacturing, or filling/bottling/packaging role in a regulated industry setting.