Manufacturing Technician – Madison, WI

This is a role where your day to day work directly supports hospitals and patients. You'll be part of the manufacturing process that turns donated blood into transfusable components ; red cells, platelets, and plasma.

It's hands on work in a regulated environment. You'll operate lab equipment, track inventory, and make decisions based on what you see and the information you get from other teams. Accuracy matters here. So does a steady pace.

You'll need to train on first shift for about 4 to 6 weeks before moving to your regular schedule. That's non negotiable.

What You'll Actually Do

Process blood products after they come in from donors ; scanning units, leukoreducing, and separating them into red cells, platelets, and plasma
Meet production and quality goals while keeping accurate documentation
Manage inventory through the manufacturing and distribution process
Use computer programs for component production, labeling, storage, and sample tube management
Inspect units visually and make decisions based on information from other departments
Perform complex tasks like pooled product manufacturing, freezing, washing, deglycerolizing, and pathogen reduction
Communicate with internal customers, vendors, and volunteers
Work variable hours that include weekends and holidays ; hospital needs come first

Schedule & Pay

Full time, 2nd shift. Tuesday through Saturday, 2:30pm to 11:00pm. The starting pay is $20.81 per hour, plus shift differential.

You must be available to train on first shift for 4 to 6 weeks before moving to this schedule.

What You Need

High school diploma or equivalent
Minimum 2 years of related experience in a regulatory, laboratory, or manufacturing environment ; or a combination of education and experience
Comfortable with computers and a range of software and lab equipment
Attention to detail and good documentation habits
Ability to work on a team and also on your own with minimal supervision

Physical Requirements

You'll be standing, stretching, stooping, and bending for extended periods. You'll lift, pull, push, and move objects up to 50 pounds. You may work in walk in refrigerators or freezers for stretches of time. You'll also need to wear protective gear like lab coats, gloves, and face shields.

Benefits

Medical, dental, and vision plans
Health spending accounts and flexible spending accounts
PTO starting at 15 days a year, based on role and tenure
11 paid holidays ; six core holidays plus five floating
401K with up to a 6% match
Paid family leave
Employee assistance program
Short- and long term disability insurance
Service awards and recognition

How to Apply

If this sounds like the kind of work you want to do, apply now. Qualified applicants with arrest or conviction records will be considered for this role.

Manufacturing Technician

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