Blister Technician

High School diploma or GED preferred

6 months–2 years of current experience in a manufacturing environment preferred

Experience operating mechanical equipment used in conveying, sealing, inspection, and packaging of products/containers is highly desirable

Target industries include pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, electronic, chemical, cosmetics, and/or food

Ability to read, write, and communicate in English; use basic shop math skills, algebra, and basic computer skills

Experience with FDA/cGMP compliance is preferred

Learn the operator roles, responsibilities, and SOPs specific to the assigned area and equipment.

Complete all required batch records and forms accurately and on time.

Operate assigned equipment safely, productively, and efficiently.

Perform machine changeovers and cleaning as outlined in the production schedule and in accordance with appropriate SOPs.

Weigh, count, document, and verify materials used in the assigned production area.

Ensure products in the assigned area are produced according to the batch record and specifications.

Clean assigned equipment and rooms according to SOPs in a timely manner.

Adhere to company rules and safe work practices within the department.

Keep the work area clean and organized.

Pass packaging‑zone‑related assessments within designated time frames.

Move and/or stack bins, metal plates, and buckets of materials; may load tubs of materials to work centers as applicable.

Check and correct any conditions not conducive to a safe, clean workplace; report safety problems immediately.

Maintain a clean and orderly work area, including cleaning machines and breaking down machine components, tools, and the surrounding area.

Recognize out‑of‑control events, discontinue operations, and resume only when the issue has been successfully remedied.

Be present at the physical job location for the designated shift.

Train others or participate in task forces to improve company procedures or operations.

Demonstrate effective problem‑solving skills.

Work collaboratively and maintain effective working relationships with co‑workers.

Recognize out‑of‑control events, discontinue operations, and resume only once resolved (duplicate item retained if needed for accuracy).

Perform other duties as assigned.

Successfully pass all job‑related tests and certifications required for working in a cGMP, quality environment (e.g., inspections, GMP requirements) and re‑qualify annually as required.