Formulation Technician

About the role

This position formulates value-added products in a controlled manufacturing environment, executes validation studies, evaluates processes and procedures, and inspects and tests equipment. The Formulation Technician is responsible for the order, cleanliness, and efficiency of formulation operations, including derivative product handling, formulation processes, and facilities maintenance. Reports directly to the Processing Lead.

Responsibilities

• Execute validation studies, test protocols, and evaluate processes and procedures.
• Inspect and test formulation equipment.
• Conduct training on formulations, methods, and procedures as needed.
• Oversee the formulation of infused products and maintain the formulation area within the lab.
• Collaborate with R&D, Manufacturing, Quality Control, and Supply Chain on quality-related issues.
• Maintain the quality of formulated products during processing.
• Ensure all processing procedures comply with laws, regulations, administrative rules, policies, and procedures.
• Adhere to standard operating procedures.
• Wash formulation processing equipment and supplies for reuse.
• Perform formulation, processing, packaging, and labeling of derivative products.
• Conduct validation and stability studies, analyze data, and generate reports.
• Adhere to waste policies for proper disposal.
• Maintain organization and cleanliness of the facility and assigned work area.
• Monitor and maintain formulation equipment and supplies; alert management to reorder needs.
• Inform management of issues with source material for formulation processing.
• Maintain knowledge of extraction, processing, and formulation techniques (e.g., solvent extraction, non-solvent extraction, derivative products manufacturing).
• Complete manufacturing batch records while maintaining good documentation practices.
• Record and monitor data on processing logs.
• Maintain safety and organization of assigned area and equipment.
• Perform additional job duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Access to restricted areas (security clearance required).

Note: The statements above describe the general nature and level of work but are not an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties, or skills required. Responsibilities may change at the employer’s discretion.