In accordance with all applicable federal, state and local laws/regulations and Corporate Johnson & Johnson, procedures and guidelines, this position: Operates diverse types of equipment used to manufacture various types of Medical Devices established within the manufacturing processes and quality requirements. Completes tasks using technology systems such as PLM, MES, Microsoft Office, ERP systems, etc. Operator Asset Care on a regular basis such as, but not limited to, process machine maintenance. Completes rework or reprocessing, as necessary, on products rejected by process in the specification. Works with other production areas and cell leaders, as necessary, to resolve quality problems. Works following appropriate safety practices and/or JS - As to prevent accidents to self or co-workers. Cleaning Tasks: Operations being performed depend on cell assignment and product being manufactured but may include and are not limited to cleaning and labeling. Equipment used may be but not limited to Optimal, Branson, labeling equipment, and centrifuges, but is not limited to, various types of cleaning equipment used depends on product being manufactured or operation being performed. All operators use various types of measuring instruments including numerous types of p. H meters, go/ no-go gages, conductivity meters, visual inspectional, and digital titrators for chemical analysis. All operators use diverse types of hand tools but not limited to spanner wrenches, screwdrivers, etc. Perform preventative maintenance as needed on equipment upon instruction. Packaging Tasks: Operations being performed depend on cell assignment and product being manufactured but may include and are not limited to assembly or packaging/labeling. Manual or automatic equipment used may be but not limited to Atlas Vac, Multivac, Ceratek, pin press, air streams, various types of assembly equipment, pack/labeling equipment. Equipment used depends on the product being manufactured or the operation being performed. All operators use various types of measuring instruments including numerous types of p. H meters, go/ no-go gages, conductivity meters, and visual inspectional. Finishing Tasks: Operations being performed depend on cell assignment and product being manufactured but may include and are not limited to order breakdown, visual inspection, documentation reconciliation, PO receipt, shipping, bag and tag, and shrink wrap operations. Manual or automatic equipment used may be but not limited to printers, shrink wrap machines, palletizing machines, pallet jacks, and measurement equipment. Product receipt, material handling, and storage responsibilities. This includes but not limited to cycle counting, and inventory management. High School Diploma or equivalent Ability to learn and adhere to specific procedures according to the department training plan. Ability to read, comprehend and apply documentation such as safety, operating and maintenance instructions. Ability to communicate effectively with a diverse clientele base. Ability to work cooperatively with coworkers and the public. Ability to perform duties in accordance with policies and procedures and in to comply civil rights requirements. Demonstrates understanding of health and safety requirements. Able to deliver oral and written communications and use electronic systems. Preferred: Lean/ Six Sigma knowledge preferred. 6 months or more hands-on-experience in manufacturing environment preferred. Demonstrates some awareness of other engineering specialties and upstream stakeholders, including Quality Engineering and New Product Introduction teams. Demonstrates advanced knowledge of equipment effectiveness and manufacturing & maintenance excellence concepts (OEE, SOL, etc.). Demonstrates organized, analytical approach to problem solving. Measuring instrumentation knowledge and/or technique