About this role
How you can make an impact
• Work a 12‑hour rotating day shift (7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.), helping to keep our production lines running reliably.
• Operate different machines and automated work cells and, when needed, manage more than one work cell at a time.
• Perform packing line changes and troubleshoot shrink wrap machines, label printers and basic machine/automation alarms using HMI controllers.
• Apply established troubleshooting techniques to find and correct production or automation issues, ensuring stable and efficient operations.
• Accurately document and enter production data into the production monitoring system (Hydra) and carry out routine quality inspections to identify defects or imperfections.
• Handle materials – such as getting and loading supplies with a pallet jack or other power equipment – and support other production tasks within your skill set, including during staffing shortages.
• Follow all policies and protocols (documentation, safety, cleaning and gowning) and clearly communicate production results or issues to Work Cell Technicians or your supervisor.
What sets you apart
• Bringing a high school diploma or trade school degree (GED) and around 3–4 years of related experience and/or training; a combination of education and experience is welcomed.
• Experience working in a production or manufacturing environment, ideally with automated equipment or packaging lines.
• Practical mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills that help you quickly identify and resolve basic equipment issues.
• Comfortable using HMIs and basic production IT systems to enter data and monitor performance.
• A focus on safety, quality and documentation – you follow procedures reliably and pay attention to detail.
• A team-oriented mindset: you communicate clearly with colleagues, support others when needed and share information openly across shifts.
What we offer
• We value your contribution. An hourly wage of $18.00, and bonus eligibility reflects the importance of your role in our production team.
• Purpose and impact. Your work helps ensure that high-quality life science products reach laboratories around the world.
• Rotating Schedule. A 12‑hour rotating day shift (7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.) offers the ideal work-life balance and more days off than the average first shift.
• Part of something bigger. You work in a team that keeps our production running smoothly and safely every day