Packing Operative

Redhill
3 months ago
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Protak Scientific are the world exclusive manufacturer of a new technology - Enzyme Indicators (EI’s) which are a biotech diagnostic tool used mainly in the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare sectors. As this revolutionary technology continues to expand rapidly, we are looking for exceptional individuals to join the company. To help maintain and grow this standard, we’re seeking a Packing Operative to support our production activities. Please note that this is an entry level role.

Background to the role

You will be a member of the Operations and Finance Team reporting into the Production Manager.

As this role is a hands-on role, it will be solely office based in Redhill, Surrey, UK Mon to Thursday, 8am to 5pm. Friday 8am to 2.30pm.

Purpose of the Role: Execution of production operations relating to product packing and quality control, whilst maintaining compliance to quality regulations and guidelines and meeting internal and external customer requirements.

Key Responsibilities:

  • receipt and acceptance of incoming materials

  • cutting and packing EI strips and associated components

  • preparing kits for shipping

  • completion of associated production support activities, such as cleaning, stock checks

    Candidate Requirements:

    Skills and Attributes:

  • Ability to work well alone, and with others as part of a team, to meet flexible deadlines

  • Diligent task completer with good organisational skills and a can-do attitude

  • Ability to adhere to Quality, Health and Safety and Environmental procedures, providing input into updates when required

  • Excellent literacy and numeracy skills

  • Capable of working to high standards with excellent attention to detail

  • Ability to complete production and stock records accurately

  • Computer literate and proficient in the use of Microsoft Office

  • Communicate/feedback effectively with management and other staff members

  • Proactively contribute to creating a good team atmosphere

  • Anticipates and overcomes obstacles

  • Resilient, optimistic and open to change

    Protak offers a competitive salary. Please send you CV and covering letter

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