Manufacturing Operator II

Manufacturing Operator IIFinding a Full-Time job that fits your lifestyle isn't always easy. That's where Kelly comes in. We're seeking a Manufacturing Operator II to work at a premier client in Eugene Oregon 97402. Pay rate and Shift Job Duration: 12 Month Pay rate: $19/hours on W2 Shift: First Shift (Monday - Friday)Job Description: The Manufacturing Operator II assists with all aspects of production and quality control testing of raw and process materials for our Transplant Diagnostics business.

Responsibilities include ensuring quality assay manufacturing by following standard procedures for dispensing of biological reagents, reagent and buffer preparation, printing labels and labeling bottles, vials, and boxes, packaging, sealing, and scanning of assays, performing production tasks on different product lines as needed, responsible for the safe and secure storage and monitoring of inventories, products as well as in-house supplies, setting up and operating equipment of moderate complexity, updating raw material inventories, assisting in processing of final product, preparing buffer solutions, assisting in keeping a safe environment, assisting in developing, writing and instituting necessary protocols, ability to solve problems that may come up in the department, able to efficiently handle multiple tasks and projects simultaneously, assist supervisor in all aspects of manufacturing processes, maintain confidentiality of laboratory data and process, expected to maintain work schedules as assigned. All laboratory personnel are expected to notify their supervisor or manager of any unsafe conditions and/or practices and to take appropriate corrective actions.Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor's degree from an accredited higher learning institution in the Biological Sciences, Chemistry or related field. Two (2) years of laboratory experience. Knowledge of laboratory procedures and practices. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel. Organize self and maintain assigned work schedules. Read, understand and implement written laboratory procedures. Able to handle and work with biological and chemical reagents.Working Conditions/Physical Requirements: Frequently work at laboratory workstation, low temperature freezers, and computer workstations. Some lifting of objects including laboratory instrumentation of 35 pounds.