Manufacturing Technician I - Batch & Fill (Verona, WI)

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Location: Verona, WI
SHIFT: MONDAY-FRIDAY, 7:00AM-3:30PM

Job Summary And Purpose

The Lab Technician I supports laboratory operations by working directly with a variety of equipment including batching vessels, filling machines, and capping machines. This role involves handling inactivated bacterial and viral antigens, batching solutions, and semi-finished products while adhering to aseptic techniques and current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP).

Responsibilities And Key Duties

• Set up, operate, and perform turnaround of all processing equipment; Includes working with chemicals, steam, compressed air, and pressurized vessels
• Operate batching vessels, filling machines, and capping machines
• Perform environmental monitoring during aseptic procedures
• Follow aseptic techniques during all applicable processes
• Conduct APHIS-certified sampling procedures
• Operate general production equipment (e.g., autoclaves, pumps, scales, load cells, welders, sealers, particle monitors)
• Prepare chemical and biological solutions as required
• Prepare batching and filling equipment for production processes
• Adhere to all SOPs and document activities in compliance with cGMP standards
• Maintain effective and professional working relationships across teams
• Comply with safety procedures and use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)
• Perform additional duties as assigned, including training others when capable

Core Competencies

• Solutions out of Complexity – Adapt and respond effectively to dynamic lab environments
• Client Focus – Address internal and external needs with a balanced, solutions-oriented approach
• Collaborate with Empathy – Share information openly and contribute meaningfully to team decisions
• Engage and Develop – Be open to learning, feedback, and knowledge sharing
• Influence Others – Communicate clearly and confidently with a structured and synthesized message
• Drive Ambition and Accountability – Take ownership of work quality, timelines, and key performance indicators (KPIs)

Technical / Functional Competencies

• Operate technical and computerized equipment (machine controls, instrumentation)
• Understand and follow primary production procedures and schedules; consult documentation when needed
• Learn and adhere to regulatory, health, safety, quality and environmental standards
• Utilize basic IT tools to support production tasks
• Apply lean manufacturing tools and support 5S and standard work practices
• Conduct basic analysis and problem-solving; provide input to improvement initiatives
• Can provide basic coaching and apply lean tools as per 5S, standard work
• Understand production standards (e.g., time, materials, output targets)
• Contribute expertise to team projects as needed
• Strong writing, communication, and organizational skills
• Able to work independently and as part of a fast-paced team
• Able to plan and manage time effectively

Qualifications

• Education: Associate degree in life-science field, preferred
• Work Experience: 1+ year experience in a cGMP environment preferred
• Experience In a Laboratory, Scientific Or Animal-handling Field Preferred
• Other: Familiarity with cGMP and CGLP procedures desirable