Quality Consulting Group

Material Handler II

Medical Devices - Aibonito, Puerto Rico - Temporary

QUALITY CONSULTING GROUP, es una compañía líder en la industria farmacéutica, biotecnológica, de dispositivos médicos y fabricación. Con una experiencia combinada de más 25 años proveemos servicios de alta calidad a nuestros clientes. Reclutamos recursos para todo tipo de industrias y buscamos recursos talentosos, altamente motivados que quieran unirse a nuestro equipo.

Responsabilidades:

  • Carga, descarga y traslado de material entre las diferentes áreas de manufactura.
  • Verificar que cada carga cumpla con todas las especificaciones y procedimientos.
  • Recibe devoluciones de los materiales de las áreas de manufactura utilizando los sistemas de GME y DCLink.  
  • Responsable de completar el manifiesto para el despacho de materiales.
  •  Generar las etiquetas o "labels" que utilizará para el empaque de los distintos materiales, ya sean etiquetas QCF-50 o etiquetas electrónicas de POMs.
  •  Requisar materiales al almacén utilizando el "Scanner" DCLink y GME para realizar el movimiento al área de producción.
  • Cumplir en todo momento con las reglas de la compañía, con las Buenas Practicas de Documentación y regulaciones de EHS.
  • Organizar "staging area" colocando paletas y cajas suficientes para la producción del turno.
  • Diariamente entrar y verificar el sistema de GME para realizar inventarios, despachos y dar de baja los materiales en sistema.
  • Suplir con la vestimenta apropiada los "gownings" de las áreas de manufactura, incluyendo, redecillas, guantes, "shoe covers" y cubre barbas.
  • Mantener el área de trabajo limpia y organizada cumpliendo con SOL 6S.
  • Realizar la limpieza y sanitización de los carros antes de entrarlos al cuarto limpio de manufactura.
  • Responsable de reportar cualquier equipo defectuoso o situación de daños y riesgos en su área de trabajo.
  • Reportar activamente peligros de salud y seguridad, aspectos ambientales, incidentes, riesgos y oportunidades en el sistema de gestión de EHS.
  • Participa en el desarrollo, planificación, implementación, evaluación de desempeño y acciones para el continuo mejoramiento del sistema de gestión de EHS.
  • Realizar ajustes menores y mantenimiento preventivo de rutina en el montacargas (como verificar el nivel de agua de la batería, probar el freno, etc.).

Cualificaciones:

  • Diploma de Cuarto Año. 
  • Experiencia en posiciones relacionadas con empaque de materiales.
  •  Poseer licencia de montacargas y pasar el examen de montacargas especiales (Narrow Aisle).
  • Debe reportar con antelación "mínimo 2 meses" cuando se vence la licencia para operar montacargas.
  • Destrezas básicas de computadoras y matemática.
  • Tolerar alturas de 40 pies máximo.
  • Disponibilidad para 3er turno
     

Quality Consulting Group, LLC is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity,, genetic information, national origin, protected veteran status, disability status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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