Oxford Global Resources
Operator pharmaceutical production

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Function Description
Our client, a global leader in the life sciences and medical technology sector, is seeking a Manufacturing Technician to join its production team in Cramlington, Northumberland. Working within a cGMP-compliant cleanroom environment, you will be responsible for the assembly and manufacture of high-quality single-use medical products, ensuring production targets, quality standards, and customer requirements are consistently met.
Responsibilities
- Manufacture and assemble medical products within a cleanroom environment following approved procedures and production schedules.
- Set up and kit raw materials required for production activities.
- Read and follow assembly drawings, batch records, and standard operating procedures (SOPs).
- Operate manual, electronic, and pneumatic hand tools safely and effectively.
- Inspect finished products to ensure compliance with quality and customer specifications.
- Accurately complete production documentation and batch records in line with cGMP requirements.
- Maintain high standards of housekeeping, safety, and quality within the production environment.
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- Previous manufacturing or assembly experience, ideally within a cleanroom or regulated environment.
- Experience working to SOPs and quality standards; cGMP knowledge is advantageous.
- Good manual dexterity and confidence using hand tools.
- Strong attention to detail and ability to follow detailed instructions accurately.
- Reliable, adaptable, and able to work effectively as part of a team.
- Physically able to stand for extended periods and perform manual handling tasks.


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Offer
- Opportunity to join a globally recognised life sciences organisation.
- Hands-on manufacturing role within a highly regulated and quality-focused environment.
- Full training and ongoing development provided.
- 12-month contract.
- £13.46 hourly wage plus 20% shift rate.
- Rotating 4-on, 4-off day shift pattern (06:00 to 18:00).
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