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Graduate Production Laboratory Technician
Newbury
2 hours ago
Full-time
On-site
Newbury, United Kingdom, RG20 6NE
£22,000 - £23,000 GBP yearly
Graduate Laboratory Production Technician
Berkshire
£22,000k
30 hours per week – rotating shifts
Driving licence required.
We are recruiting a Graduate Laboratory Production Technician to join an established animal healthcare manufacturing team. This hands-on opportunity would suit either a recent science graduate or someone with production experience who is comfortable working at technician level.
The role:
Carry out manufacturing and packaging operations in accordance with SOPs.
Work to GMP, quality, hygiene and health and safety standards.
Complete in-process checks, environmental monitoring and batch documentation.
Operate production equipment and perform basic maintenance and changeovers.
Report deviations, safety concerns and mechanical issues promptly.
Support process improvements and wider departmental projects.
Maintain accurate records and a safe, organised working environment.
About you:
A science-related degree is preferred but not essential.
Manufacturing, production or laboratory experience would be advantageous.
Strong attention to detail and a methodical approach.
Comfortable following regulated procedures and completing documentation.
A proactive and collaborative team player.
Shift pattern:
The role operates on a rotating three-week pattern:
Monday–Wednesday, 7:30am–6:00pm
Seven days off
Thursday–Saturday, 7:30am–6:00pm
Sunday off
Monday–Wednesday, 7:30am–6:00pm
Berkshire
£22,000k
30 hours per week – rotating shifts
Driving licence required.
We are recruiting a Graduate Laboratory Production Technician to join an established animal healthcare manufacturing team. This hands-on opportunity would suit either a recent science graduate or someone with production experience who is comfortable working at technician level.
The role:
Carry out manufacturing and packaging operations in accordance with SOPs.
Work to GMP, quality, hygiene and health and safety standards.
Complete in-process checks, environmental monitoring and batch documentation.
Operate production equipment and perform basic maintenance and changeovers.
Report deviations, safety concerns and mechanical issues promptly.
Support process improvements and wider departmental projects.
Maintain accurate records and a safe, organised working environment.
About you:
A science-related degree is preferred but not essential.
Manufacturing, production or laboratory experience would be advantageous.
Strong attention to detail and a methodical approach.
Comfortable following regulated procedures and completing documentation.
A proactive and collaborative team player.
Shift pattern:
The role operates on a rotating three-week pattern:
Monday–Wednesday, 7:30am–6:00pm
Seven days off
Thursday–Saturday, 7:30am–6:00pm
Sunday off
Monday–Wednesday, 7:30am–6:00pm