Manufacturing Technician Collector

Manufacturing Technician II

Auto Mechanic

May **99

Sokun Phim

** ******* ** ******, ** 01851

978-***-**** • ***********@*****.***

Skills

● Mechanically incline, attention to detail, good work ethic, tech savvy

● Torquing, weighing, balancing product

● Power tools: soldering, grinder, drills, welding, air gun, impact gun & basic tools etc. Work Experience

Azurity Pharmaceuticals Nov 2017 - present

Wilmington, MA

● Running a medicine line in a cleanroom for bottles and vials

● Filling in the batch record, checking the lot number, labels, weight, bottles and the filler

● N/A, line cross for unused areas of the batch record - initial and date)

● Torque testing, tare weight, gross weight, verifying my peers

● Doing a lot of math caculations for batch record filling

● Aliquoting medicine batches in the sampling booth (kilograms)

● Making diluent, reagents, solutions and buffers

● Following formulation SOPS before filling and machine set up

● Performing and signing off SOPS, wearing proper PPE (hair net, lab coat, shoe covers)

● Sanitizing and sterilizing the washroom, filler parts and the line cleanroom itself during changeovers

● (CIP-100, spor-klenz, purified water, detergent)

● Working with gaskets, clamps, pipes and rings when setting up the powder bags for filling

● Sanitizing the station, changing the filters for aliquoting station (pre filter, air flow, HEPA)

● Reading room temprature and air pressure

● pH testing and using distilled water

● Filling in what we are performing for the day in daily logbooks and equipment usage logbooks (initial, date, time, lot)

● Transferring different medicine in the warehouse, refrigerating the product if needed (Firvanq/Omeprazole)

● Kitting the product with boxes, inserts, mixing wand, syringes and running them through an xray machine

● Line clearance, cleaning up the room, emptying out trash, sanitizing for new the batch

● API worked with: Vancomycin, Omeprazole, Lansoprazole, Katerzia, Diluent, etc Change part verification (filler set up)

● Removing parts from the line and putting it all back together one by one

● Change part verification:

● Setup

● Document change parts installed per their SOPs;

● Neck adaptor plate - 3oz, 5oz, 8oz, 10oz

● Hopper, agitator, sweep, auger, funnel, adaptor (collector funnel, dust shroud, free flow adaptor), star wheel (index), bottle infeed, butterfly valve

● Document SERIAL # each filler parts (filler 1 and filler 2)

● INDUCTION SEALER - power setting, alarm/timer setting, belt speed and accumulation table speed

● capping discs/cap sorter/spacing wheel/air knife

● Equipment Parameter Setting**

● HMI SCREEN

● Bottle Cleaner / Unscrambling table - air tube timer setting, air pressure, needle depth, bottle cleaner vacuum (Filler 1 and 2)

● (Auger - course fill speed, fine fill speed, auger start delay

● Agitation speed, delays and reject delay time

● Documenting the "actual" and what is "adjusted"

● EQUIPMENT, SENSOR, REJECT CHALLENGE

● deionizers ON, indexing sensor, filler bottle presence, "run" mode, bottle reject, "idle" mode

● safety windguard mode, back up sensor, instability

● Fill weight parameter setting

● Target weight, Target Over, Target Under, Dosing fine weight, dosing course weight Auto Mechanic 2010 - 2016

Lowell, MA

● Brake systems - rotor, pads

● Tune ups - oil change, filters

● Car starters, alternator

● Extracting malfunctioning parts following diagnosis and using specialized tools (e.g. wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, and hydraulic lifts)

● Checking the levels of important fluids (e.g. motor oil, coolant, and brake fluid) and refilling them

● Cleaning and lubricating engine pieces; and

● Checking the battery and the electric systems of the vehicle, all lights, etc.

● Checking the air pressure in the wheels, as well as their condition.

● Wearing googles, gloves, welding glasses for safety Education

High School Diploma

Lowell High School

References

Available upon request.

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