Operator

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Overview This role is for an Operator at Adcock Ingram, focusing on various tasks within a pharmaceutical manufacturing production line. The position involves hands-on responsibilities related to product processing, packaging, inspection, and adherence to quality standards. What you will do * Perform pouching of units on the line. * Conduct filling of products. * Understand the process of printing of bags. * Assist in loading and sealing of units. * Perform packing and inspection of units. * Follow Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) processes for products. * Follow correct Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and gowning processes. * Inspect units for missing parts/illegible print and fill volumes. * Remove defective units and over pouches. * Assist in material handling activities. * Assist in other departmental needs on a daily basis. * Perform cleaning activities in the department as required per SOP. Requirements (from the original advert) * Grade 12 or equivalent * 1 to 2 years’ working experience. * Experience in pharmaceutical industry – advantageous * A thorough understanding of the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry * Attention to detail * Communication skills * Ability to work under pressure. Who should apply Candidates should have a Grade 12 qualification or equivalent and possess 1 to 2 years of work experience, ideally with an advantageous background in the pharmaceutical industry. Ideal applicants will demonstrate a thorough understanding of pharmaceutical manufacturing, keen attention to detail, effective communication skills, and the ability to perform well under pressure. Deadline 16 October 2026 Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/operator-adcock-ingram Source: myjobmag

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