Inspection & Packaging Lead - 1st shift

Essential Functions

• Lead and perform the line/area clearance of the visual inspection or label, and packaging activities.
• Review of batch record during and end of visual inspection, label, and packaging activities.
• Assist Inspection & Packaging Supervisors in overseeing employees who are responsible for visual inspection/labeling/packaging of finished goods.
• Collaborate with Inspection & Packaging Supervisors to ensure timely visual inspection and labeling of products to meet scheduled batch release dates.
• Ensure that training on SOPs and processes remains current.
• Analyze production efficiencies, downtime, and waste.
• Lead teams to improve the results.
• Write investigations and CAPA actions for non-conformances in the department.
• Work with QA to quickly resolve any variance or document errors so that product may be released on time.
• Lead problem-solving activities.
• Assist with maintaining batch and label inventory and managing daily staffing for visual inspection and labeling.

Supervisory Responsibilities

• Lead a team of Associates, providing direction, support, and training.
• Provide a positive and collaborative work environment through effective communication and accountability, escalating conflict promptly and fairly.

Experience and Necessary Skills

• 1-year previous leadership experience or comparable experience preferred.
• Minimum 1 years’ experience in aseptic processing preferred.
• Knowledge of cGMP guidelines/standards.
• Bachelor’s degree or relevant experience preferred.
• Demonstrated written and oral communications skills including strong presentation skills.
• Excellent organizational skills and results oriented.
• Strong results orientation.
• Strong Microsoft Office skills are essential, proficient in the use of spreadsheets and word processing programs.
• Able to effectively bring others together and reconcile differences.
• Able to lift up to 50 lbs. and stand for extended periods when required.
• Must pass an eye exam confirming 20/20 near vision corrected (with contacts or glasses) or uncorrected.
• Must pass an eye exam confirming the ability to accurately perceive color.