Process Operator

Title : Process Operator

Location : 5691 Main St, Whitchurch-Stouffville, ON L4A 0Y2

Duration : 6 months

Shift Schedule : Monday Friday 10 : 00 PM 6 : 15 AM, 38.75 Hours a week Two 30 minute breaks (1 paid, 1 unpaid)

Training Schedule : Training will be up to two months then transitioning to the night shift. The training will either be Monday Friday 6 : 00 AM 2 : 15 PM or Monday - Friday 2 : 00 PM to 10 : 15 PM. More details to be shared around the offer / clearance of screenings.

• Overtime is given after working beyond 38.75 ST hours.

Ensure safety shoes are purchased for the position at CLIENT SITE that meet the following requirements :

Toe Protection

Static-Dissipative

Restricted Sole Pattern = Soles must not be able to pick up tablets / capsules

Material restrictions surface must be wipeable / cleanable

Note :

All styles must have fully enclosed uppers, slip resistant, non-marking soles, CSA grade 1 toe protection, and smooth uppers (no mesh, material inlays).

Approved safety shoes can be purchased through Mr. Safety Shoes while on-site at own cost.

How you ll spend your day :

Manufacture products by operating equipment according to the Master Batch Record (MBR)

Complete GMP documentation (MBRs, labels, logbooks, validation records) with accuracy and integrity

Independently run at least two process types and perform all required in-process checks (IPCs)

Conduct ERP data entry and verification checks

Perform intermediate troubleshooting and optimize equipment settings

Fully disassemble, clean, and reassemble equipment and rooms per controlled procedures

Notify supervisors of any processing issues, safety incidents, or product quality concerns

Maintain tools, equipment, and GMP areas in proper condition

Retrieve, move, and store materials as needed

Participate in the Train-the-Trainer program and coach other operators

Support OPEX initiatives (Kaizen, SMED, OEE, 5S)

Perform other duties as assigned

Your experience and qualifications

1+ year of experience in a GMP manufacturing environment (pharmaceutical preferred)

High School diploma or equivalent

Ability to wear required Personal Protective Equipment

Mechanical aptitude with high-speed machinery

Basic knowledge of Windows applications, SAP, and MSCA

Understanding of GMP standards and Health & Safety procedures (OH&S Act, WHMIS)

Strong interpersonal and teamwork skills

Solid math and writing skills (online assessment required for interview consideration)

Ability to multitask, plan, and solve routine problems independently