As a QA Inspector your primary responsibility is to perform all In-process and Finished Goods inspections. The QA Inspector facilitates and approves line clearance and reconciles all documents, components, and finished goods labeling with the packaging order, and ensures that all equipment is properly calibrated. Broadly, QA Inspectors are gatekeepers for cGMP compliance. Previous experience in a cGMP packaging or manufacturing industry is preferred. Candidates must demonstrate attention to detail and proficiency in basic math.

Nutra-Med is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including disability and veterans.

As a Forklift Driver your primary responsibilities are to unload, load, and locate pallets, supply components and finished goods to the staging area in the warehouse, and to log the movement of all materials. Forklift Drivers are also responsible for daily inspections of their vehicles to ensure a safe working environment. Experience operating reach, standing, or turret trucks is required. Current forklift certification is preferred, but recertification can be provided upon hiring.

Nutra-Med is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including disability and veterans.

As an Inventory Associate you will assist in maintaining perpetual inventory in the company’s ERP system, Oracle NetSuite. Inventory Associates record all inventory movements and transactions in the warehouse and in the production areas. Inventory Associates also assist in preparing monthly inventory reports for customers. A high school diploma is required, along with proficiency in basic math. Experience in inventory management and the pharmaceutical industry is preferred. Strong organizational and communication skills are essential.

Nutra-Med is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including disability and veterans.

• Develop and implement safety, health, and environmental programs and procedures.

• Review, evaluate, and analyze work environments and design programs and procedures to control, eliminate, and prevent diseases or injury caused by chemical, physical, and biological agents or ergonomic factors.

• Investigate all safety and occupational health related incidents, implement all corrective actions to prevent recurrence, and maintain safe work environment

Minimum Requirements: Master’s Degree in Pharmacy and Health Sciences plus 06 months of experience as an Executive in Supply Chain Management, Occupational Health and Safety, or related field.

Work location for this position will be 118 Algonquin Parkway, Whippany, NJ 07981

POSITION SUMMARY:

The Operational Excellence Leader will drive Lean Projects and other improvement projects at the production facilities as well as drive implementation of process improvement systems at all locations.

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY:

The Operational Excellence Leader will develop, influence, and execute process improvement actions across all levels of the operation. The candidate will be accountable for measurable increases in EBITDA margins through OpEx improvements. The candidate must be a team player, solid skills in cross functional team facilitation, collaboration, and problem solving. Leader and influencer - must be able to drive improvement initiatives across all levels from Operators to Site Heads.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES:

• Lead process improvements using Lean Principles.

• Facilitate the creation of labor standards across all operational functions and manufacturing locations.

• Create and implement a Visual Factory Management system including visual boards, productivity tracker resulting in training key shop floor personnel to calculate and track by line our operational equipment efficiency (OEE).

• Develop and implement operational excellence strategies to metrics.

• Maintain implementation of Lean SOPs across all production sites to identify inefficiencies and other areas to reduce costs.

• Collaborate with cross functional teams to establish KPI’s to track the impact of cost reducing initiatives.

• Implement “Best Practices” for process optimization.

• Establish organizational structural design, standards and span of control for all units of operation across all production sites.

• Track gaps in actual labor hours against the standards for all units of operation across sites and enable site teams to identify opportunities for improvement.

• Provide daily productivity reports for value stream mapping for customers.

• Create a process to investigate and analyze trends.

• Train site teams to improve their performance and reduce variation in cycle times of bottleneck operations and to reduce overall lead times.

• Exhibit leadership and influence behaviors to drive continuous process improvement initiatives across all levels of the organization.

• All other duties as assigned by the Chief Operating Officer.

JOB SPECIFICATIONS:

Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Engineering, or similar Life Science degree and 6 to 8 years’ experience, preferred. Lean Value Stream Manager experience including process improvements and application of Lean and Shop Floor management techniques in a Pharma packaging environment, required. SME knowledge of Pharma equipment for Packaging (Blistering, Bottling, Cartoning, and kitting), including manual operations and processes. Must be an SME in Lean Manufacturing, process excellence and Kaizen techniques (or similar efficiency techniques in the workplace). Experience working on Life Science project assignments in manufacturing and packaging – (Oral Solid Dosage, Liquids, ointments, powders, and pre-filled syringes), strongly preferred.