Product Customer

Donna Pannell

**** ***** ******** ****** ************, Pennsylvania 19140 267-***-**** ***********@*****.***

Summary

A hardworking and dependable line leader and supervisor. Motivated and responsible. Detail- and people- oriented. Excellent communication skills, able to multitask and ensure production goals are met. Safety-conscious, customer-focused, and knowledgeable in some Six Sigma. Adapts to situations very quickly and highly knowledgeable of GMPs and CGMPs.

Experience

FOUNTIAN GROUP/SANOFI, Malvern Pennsylvania

CLINICAL PACKAGING TECHNICIAN 2 2017 to Present

Responsible for supporting primary and secondary labeling,assembling and packaging of investigational drugs used in various clinical studies. Labeling of boxes vials, syringes,and auto injectors. Putting together serialized kits ensuring that labeled product matches labeled carton. Verifying, placing lock seals on cartons,and packing proper psu in shipper and documenting on psu label. Collation of psu ensuing the proper amount of psu with certain numbers are collated together. Operating various labeling machines and blister machine. Sign and date bacth record for activites performed. Verifying the work of other technicians using written and verbal instructions. Bringing product and taking finish product to and from freezer using a pallet jack. At completion of jobs take trash and clean machines and rooms.

LANNETT COMPANY, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Packaging Operator 2 of Pharmaceutical Product for Solid Dose 2013-2016

Worked with controlled substance following DEA protocols. Filled bottles to ensure proper bottle counts (100, 500, 1,000), removing defective tablets or capsules when needed. Ensured that bottles receiving desiccant and rayon, when needed, were properly capped and outserted. Loaded and operated the outserter pick and place machine. Ensured bottles received a label and were straight, with the lot number legible. Operated the shrink wrapper and ensured the proper amount of bottles were wrapped and packed into shipper. Applied shipper labels. Signed in labels and outserts, and checked them against the COIO to ensure the correct code, lot numbers, and amounts were being used. Read and displayed knowledge of SOPs and GMPs, and applied them. At the end of the job, helped get counts for rejected components and rejected product. Cleaned the room, machines, machine parts, and windows of remaining product.

IMPAX LABORATORIES, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Line Leader Supervisor of Pharmaceutical Products 2012-2013

Worked with controlled substance following DEA protocols. Brought product and components from warehouse to production room, ensuring they matched the pick slip. Signed product and components in and out and onto documentation to ensure all codes and lot numbers were correct.

Reviewed first case and ensured that all bottles had proper counts, torques were at proper range, Garvens Checkweigher set for a plus or minus range for bottles, seals checked with induction sealer, and bar code and vision system checked for bottle labels. Ensured each bottle had an outsert, packed proper amount of bottles in shipper and pill leaflet (when needed), and set scale or Mettler Checkweigher for proper full case weight. Performed hourly inspection until job was completed. Documented all on process inspection sheets. Changed labels when needed.

Reported and documented downtime on entry log. Signed all production, cleaning, and equipment, and logbooks. Responsible at the end of job for accounting for all product and components used, and documented on batch record. Applied and enforced company polices. Ensured team members were back from breaks and lunch on time and on the line ready for work. Read and acquired full knowledge of SOPs and applied them. At the end of job, helped clean production room and equipment.

AEROTEK COMMERCIAL STAFFING,/ LANNETT CO Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Packaging Operator of Pharmaceutical Product for Solid Dose 2012

Worked with controlled substance following DEA protocols. Filled bottles to ensure proper counts (100, 500, 1,000) and removed defective tablets or capsules when needed. Made sure that bottles received desiccant and rayon when needed and were capped and outserted. Loaded and operated the outserter pick and place machine. Ensured bottles had a label and were straight, with the lot number legible. Operated shrink wrapper to ensure the proper amount of bottles were wrapped and packed into shipper. Applied shipper labels. Full knowledge of SOPs and GMPs, and applied them. Helped get counts for remaining components and rejected product at the end of the job. Cleaned the room, machines, machine parts, and walls of remaining product.

CATALENT PHARMA SOLUTIONS, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Line Leader Supervisor of Pharmaceutical Products (formerly Packaging Coordinator-CHS), 1986-2011

Worked with controlled substance following DEA protocols. Handled customers’ requests, answered questions or concerns, if possible, or directed them to the appropriate representative. Read instructions for packaging customers’ products, relayed information regarding customers’ orders to employees to ensure they met customers’ specifications, and ensured that work logs were signed by employees stating that they understood their positions. Made sure that machines were working and operating correctly:

●Filled the Blister Machines with each customer’s product.

●Involved in signing in big sacks of products, leak testing, made sure seals were even, and lot numbers were on pouches. Packed ten pouches inside a carton, checked lot number on carton, placed wafer seal in proper place, and packed to ship, putting tracking license plate on skid.

●Verified proper pill counts were in bottle (7, 14, 90s, and 100s), making sure they were cottoned, desiccated, capped, and sealed and torqued. Labeled bottles with lot number, made insertions, bundled or shrink-wrapped, and packed. Ensured vials and syringes were labeled with lot number and expiration dates. Assembled different kits and tracked time sheets for refrigeration of products.

Made sure everyone was in position and ready to start on the assembly line. Checked bar-code scanner to ensure working conditions, checked vision computer system to ensure rejects would be rejected, checked leak testing systems to make sure no leaks would occur, checked to ensure that the packaging at the end of the line was of quality, ordered and checked components from documentation to ensure the correct product codes were being used, and signed components onto the documentation. Monitored all work areas for neatness and no spills. Reported and recorded any downtime that occurred during the work day. Oversaw lunch breaks and ensured 15-minute breaks were adhered to and enforced according to company policies. Made sure all employees reported back to workstations after breaks or lunch, and were ready to start on assembly line and responsible for making load tickets.

Processed load tickets with the name of the customer, the product, the strength, job number, total amount of finished product, and skid number.

Responsible for writing production in log, how many were produced, total accumulation, and tally of reject log. At the end of the customer’s job, was responsible for accounting for all product and components that were used during the job, as well as what remained of the customer’s product and component. Also fixed machines if a jam or other problems occurred. Responsible for cleaning machines and rooms, windows, and floors of any remaining product.

Packager 1983-1986

Responsibility included packing and packaging anything that could be packaged in Blister units, pouches, or bottles. Boxed packaged products for shipment. Worked on the box lines and quad machines.

Education

SIMON GRATZ HIGH SCHOOL, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

GED, 1980

Skills/Equipment

Bartelt Machines

Carding Lines

MULTIVAC

Groninger, Wyler, and Newman Labeling Machines

Induction Sealers

Scales

Contact this candidate