Warehouse Material Handler

The Warehouse Associate/Material Handler assists in the day-to-day activities relating to inventory control functions supporting pharmaceutical fill/finish operations. The main responsibility of this position is to assist with all aspects of logistics such as receiving, shipping, data entry, inventory control, labeling and maintaining all associated cGMP documentation as needed.

Responsibilities

Adhere to cGMP guidelines and GDP principles to maintain a high level of integrity and compliance with USP and Annex 1 regulations; Complete all required SOP training and documentation; Perform routine cleaning and maintenance of shipping and receiving locations ensuring organization, labeling, and segregation of materials based upon current status; Perform incoming receipt of materials by inspecting shipments, verifying proper documentation per internal specifications, storage, and inventory control; Load and unload trucks using a hand pallet jack; Carefully package critical life altering drugs for final shipment ensuring accuracy, accountability, and safety of the product; Program and download temperature monitoring devices; Contact, set up, and manage outgoing shipments using approved shipping vendors; Complete inventory transactions in a timely and accurate manner using paper and computer-based systems; Operate a Powered Industrial Truck (PIT) safely in accordance with company and OSHA requirements; Pick materials for general use and production activities with strong attention to detail for FEFO/FIFO requirements per the Batch Record; Complete required safety walkthroughs; Maintain various databases for shipments, receipts, and inventory management; Maintain expired and non-conforming inventory segregation and destruction based upon SOPs; Drive a box truck on public roads in accordance with all transportation and safety requirements

Requirements

0–1+ years of experience in material handling, preferably within a cGMP environment; equivalent combination of education and experience; High school Diploma, GED, or equivalent credential; Intermediate computer skills; Intermediate verbal and written skills; Ability to read, understand, follow, and comply with technical and written documents (SOPs) written in English; Detail oriented and self-motivated; Commits to conducting PCI business according to the highest legal and ethical standards; Honesty, integrity, respect and courtesy with leadership and peers; Openly receives and implements feedback, resilient, able to move past mistakes, applies learning; Valid drivers' license; Forklift or PIT certified, or ability to be trained or certified; Ability to stand and walk for extended periods of time up to 4 hours without a break; Ability to bend and stoop to grasp objects; Ability to lift loads up to 50 pounds, unassisted; Willing to obtain DOT and IATA training/certification; Able to travel from one facility to another as required

Nice to have

Previous employment within an FDA/USDA, GMP environment; Strong math skills; Previous DOT and IATA training; ERP software experience (SAP or JDE preferred)