The Metrology Technician will perform calibration on electrical instrumentation, tooling, and gaging throughout an engineering and manufacturing facility.
Compensation
$25.00 – $36.00 per hour DOE; salaried non-exempt, eligible for OT pay
Responsibilities
Perform calibration on electrical instrumentation, tooling, and gaging throughout the facility
Demonstrate a solid understanding of gauge accuracy, precision, and repeatability
Regularly calibrate and verify all measurement/test instrumentation & equipment used by facility personnel to ensure accuracy and consistency
Perform routine maintenance on calibration lab equipment to guarantee optimal operational activity
Prepare requisitions for external vendors and review calibration certifications to ensure compliance with Purchase Order (PO) requirements
Responsible for learning and performing various pharmaceutical manufacturing techniques including dispensing, blending, granulation, compression, encapsulation, and coating.
Responsibilities
Cleaning of product rooms and equipment such as mills, mixers, ovens, granulators etc.
Operation of granulation equipment
Operate all Coating equipment, dust collector, air handling unit and delivery apparatus.
Check and document weight of all powder blends when received from Blending Department
Compress/Encapsulate product as specified in the batch Manufacturing Records.
Inspector for 2nd Shift responsible for visual and mechanical inspection of mechanical/electrical products, setup and calibration of measuring equipment, and documentation of conformance to specifications.
Compensation
Base Compensation 26-33 per hour
Responsibilities
Visually and mechanically inspect parts, subassemblies and assemblies on all company products
Program CMM equipment and upgrade software releases
Work with QA engineering on inspection system projects such as automating data collection, implementing SPC and gage R&R
Perform first piece validation of CNC generated parts
Perform complex incoming, first piece, in-process, final floor or bench inspection
The Production Supervisor is responsible for leading and directing the daily operations of assigned production teams to ensure the safe, efficient, and timely manufacture of high-quality products. This role provides frontline leadership for production associates, coordinates workflow, monitors production performance, and drives continuous improvement while fostering a culture of safety, accountability, quality, and employee engagement.
Responsibilities
Lead and direct the daily operations of assigned production teams
Provide frontline leadership for production associates
Coordinate workflow
Monitor production performance
Drive continuous improvement
Requirements
High school diploma or GED
Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Manufacturing, Engineering, Business, Operations, or related discipline
Nice to have: Lean Manufacturing
Nice to have: Six Sigma
Nice to have: Continuous Improvement certification
Inspect raw materials, in-process machined and finished-machined parts for compliance with engineering drawings and/or company specification before assembly
Determine quality and conformance levels of machined parts
Perform inspection by CMM or conventional method
Determine inspection procedures to ensure complete verification of specification and dimensions
Calibrate and verify accuracy of basic inspection tools (thread-gauges, micrometers, functional gauges, etc.)
Manufacturing Specialist entry-level position performing liquid and tablet mixing, tablet coating, tablet compression, or liquid dispensing of over-the-counter pharmaceuticals.
Compensation
$21.00/hr
Responsibilities
Follow written instructions contained in Standard Operating Procedures, manufacturing orders, cleaning checklists, and other controlled documents in accordance with cGMP regulations.
Operate computer-controlled equipment utilizing a screen-based Operator Interface Terminal (OIT).
Operate various instruments including calipers, balance scales, and hardness testers.
Handle in-process raw and intermediate materials, to include charge-in of ingredients, mixing and transfer of in-process batches or components.
Physically move bulk materials utilizing various forms of Power Industrial Equipment including drum dumpers, straddle stackers, pallet jacks and forklifts.
Support materials testing, characterization, and qualification activities for the development and production of human-rated spacecraft and space station hardware.
Compensation
Pay Range: California $40—$56 USD
Responsibilities
Perform hands-on materials testing and characterization in support of spacecraft development, qualification, and production
Prepare, label, track, and document material specimens and test samples according to established procedures and specifications
Set up and operate laboratory test equipment used to evaluate mechanical, thermal, physical, and environmental material properties
Support testing of metals, polymers, adhesives, coatings, composites, elastomers, and other materials used in spacecraft hardware
Execute testing according to engineering test plans, work instructions, ASTM standards, NASA standards, and internal specifications
Requirements
High school diploma or GED
Associate degree or technical certification in materials science, engineering technology, chemistry, manufacturing, aerospace, or a related technical discipline
Process active compound materials into final tablet form and perform quality control to maintain product consistency.
Compensation
The expected base pay for this position is $30.58 per hour plus a shift differential. This position is eligible for a bonus in accordance with the terms of the applicable program. Bonuses are awarded at the Company's discretion.
Responsibilities
Promotes and follows all safety requirements and GMPs
Check and reconcile recorded information and calculations
Operate and set up manufacturing equipment and follow SOPs
Perform/review quality checks on tablets
Troubleshoot problems with equipment and processing