laboratory technician - Lincoln, NE, United States - GTT, LLC

Description

• Contract Duration 6+ months

• Schedule and conduct Environmental Monitoring to support manufacturing activities and for product release while following GLP (Good Laboratory Practices), QO (Quality Organization) and Regulatory procedures.


• Prepare media for Quality Control testing to support manufacturing activities and for product release while following batch records, QO, and GLP procedures.


• Perform sterility testing, water sample testing, moisture analysis, and other various biological tests as needed.


• Perform routine glassware and apparatus preparation, washing, and sterilization in compliance with specified Standard Operating Procedures.

• Under close supervision, the Laboratory Technician will perform routine laboratory procedures using an aseptic technique, in compliance with specifications in all Standard Operating Procedures and Standard Test Procedures used to support the testing and release of the product.


• Decontaminate materials from laboratories via autoclave sterilization


• Sterilize glassware and other materials for use in laboratories


• Routine glassware and apparatus preparation, washing of glassware


• Create work orders for equipment when issues arise


• Pick up and delivery of laboratory equipment and glassware for cleaning and sterilization based on several communication channels and schedules.


• Monitor processes and alert supervisory personnel of known or suspected quality problems


• Practice basic aseptic laboratory procedures as per training and SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures)


• Apply (GLP) and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) to assigned work


• Learn and demonstrate an understanding of basic sterilization principles


• Learn and comply with regulatory requirements such as USDA, FDA, EU


• Assist in inventory management of laboratory supplies, assist in the equipment preparation and sterilization for laboratories as needed.


• Support the Environmental Monitoring team primarily by reading agar plates and Non-Viable Particle Count (NVPC) totals.

• High School Diploma


• One to two years of relevant experience.

• Associate's degree in biological sciences/chemistry


• Experience with aseptic manufacturing environments


• Competent using Window-based applications, specifically MODA, SAP, and Excel

• Medical, Vision, and Dental Insurance Plans


• 401k Retirement Fund

• As the world's leading animal health company, our client is driven by a singular purpose: to nurture our world and humankind by advancing care for animals. After 70+ years of innovating ways to predict, prevent, detect, and treat animal illness, they continue to stand by those raising and caring for animals worldwide - from livestock farmers to veterinarians and pet owners. The company's leading portfolio and pipeline of medicines, vaccines, diagnostics, and technologies make a difference in over 100 countries. A Fortune 500 company, they generated revenue of $7.8 billion in 2021 with ~12,100 employees.


• Our client's Colleagues foster a "run it like you own it" mindset and know their decisions and actions make a direct impact on our business and our customers. They have a highly collaborative culture and work across the business as one team to get results that matter.