The job involves carrying out the necessary operations for material preparation and handling within a pharmaceutical production environment. Key responsibilities include receiving, organizing, and conditioning materials from the moment they enter the facility until they are ready for the next stages of the process, always adhering to industry quality and safety standards. This position is critical for maintaining workflow continuity in the internal supply chain, ensuring all components are properly managed and prepared for pharmaceutical product manufacturing. Daily work takes place in a dynamic and methodical environment where precision and strict adherence to procedures are essential. You will handle various types of materials and packaging, requiring constant attention to detail to prevent errors that could compromise the final product. Compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and waste management regulations is part of routine daily duties, thereby contributing to overall process quality control. Joining an established team in a highly regulated sector offers valuable professional experience in a specialized technical field. The position provides opportunities to develop skills in internal logistics and GMP-compliant material handling, as well as to learn about traceability systems and documentation specific to the pharmaceutical industry. Compensation corresponds to Group 2 under the Chemical Industry Collective Agreement, with a shift-work supplement of 493 euros per month; all other terms and conditions follow the sectoral collective agreement. A minimum of one year’s relevant work experience is required. A Medium-Level Vocational Training qualification (Grado Medio) is mandatory, along with availability for a rotating schedule covering morning, afternoon, and night shifts under the 6\-3\ pattern. A forklift operator license and practical knowledge of SAP and EBR systems for batch recordkeeping are also required.
David Muñoz
Indeed · HR
David Muñoz
Indeed · HR
