JT699 - OPERADOR DE ESTERILIZACION

Aibonito, Puerto Rico
Temporary
Medical Device
Entry Level

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:

  • Recibir productos estériles y no estériles, paletizar, contar y generar toda la documentación requerida.
  • Solicitar al operador principal el número de serie del producto esterilizador.
  • Contar el producto por palets y documentarlo en los documentos requeridos.
    Ubicar los dosímetros según las especificaciones del proceso.
  • Retirar y contar el producto después de la esterilización y cargarlo en el contenedor de envío.
  • Recuperar los dosímetros y generar la documentación requerida.
  • Documentar el tiempo de procesamiento de la esterilización en el libro de registro y/o formularios requeridos.
  • Dar disposición al subconjunto y otros productos esterilizados por GAMMA.
  • Generar un manifiesto de movimiento de material para todo el producto esterilizado.
  • Mantenimiento preventivo del irradiador.
  • Solicitar material de envoltura estirable y colocarlo en la máquina de envoltura.
  • Completar la documentación correspondiente a los contenedores que se enviarán.
  • Inspección y limpieza de todos los contenedores que se utilizarán para el envío.
  • Debe ser capaz de trabajar en horarios irregulares, feriados y períodos de cierre.
  • Documentar manualmente (por ejemplo, cuadro de control) y/o electrónicamente (por ejemplo, POM) la información requerida para cumplir con los procedimientos y especificaciones aplicables. Esta información incluye, entre otros, parámetros de proceso, lotes, cantidad de producción y otros.
  • Informar activamente sobre los peligros para la salud y la seguridad, los aspectos ambientales, los incidentes y los riesgos y oportunidades del sistema de gestión de EHS. Participar en el desarrollo, la planificación, la implementación, la evaluación del desempeño y las acciones para la mejora continua del Sistema de Gestión de EHS.

Cualificaciones:

  • Diploma de escuela secundaria
  • Capacidad para leer y comprender diagramas y especificaciones escritos en inglés, en el proceso de esterilización gamma es muy deseable.
  • Capacidad para utilizar terminales de ordenador, calculadoras, transpaletas manuales, carretillas elevadoras, envolvedoras y pequeñas herramientas.
  • Tomar decisiones en función de las prioridades de trabajo y coordinar con el departamento de producción y clientes externos el movimiento y el proceso del producto.
  • Imprescindible licencia de conducir y certificación de carretillas elevadoras.
  • Trabajar en estrecha colaboración con el personal de envíos del departamento de producción, los clientes y los supervisores de producción y esterilización.
  • Debe poder trabajar en el tercer turno de 11 p. m. a 7:30 a. m. entre semana y los fines de semana de 7 p. m. a 7:30 a. m.

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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