Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Operator

About the role

Are you passionate about the pharmaceutical sector and looking for a project where your technical rigor and commitment make a difference? From our recruitment and temporary staffing consultancy, we are looking for a Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Operator to join a major industrial production plant. In this position, you will be a key piece in the production process, guaranteeing the correct handling of raw materials and ensuring that each phase of the process meets the highest standards of quality and safety for people's health.

What you'll do

Preparation and handling of raw materials: Perform weighing, dosing, mixing, and loading/unloading of components into reactors and manufacturing equipment.

Manual handling of loads: Carry out the movement, transport, and handling of sacks, drums, and heavy raw materials, always applying ergonomics and occupational risk prevention protocols.

Operation and control of plant machinery: Drive and monitor processing equipment, adjusting parameters according to current manufacturing guides.

Documentary recording and traceability: Accurately complete batch records and technical documentation in accordance with GMP standards and standard operating procedures (SOP).

Cleaning and maintenance of the room: Execute the cleaning, sanitization, and clearing of lines and cleanrooms according to hygiene and sanitary regulations.

What you'll get

Competitive salary: Fixed remuneration of €27,000 gross per year.

Meal allowance: Restaurant Card / Ticket of €9 per day worked on a split shift.

Professional growth: Opportunity to consolidate experience in a top-level regulated environment with pharmaceutical quality standards.

Requirements

Academic training: Intermediate or Higher Vocational Training (FPI / FPII) in Laboratory Operations, Pharmaceutical Product Manufacturing, Industrial Chemistry, or related technical degrees.

Previous experience: At least 1 or 2 years in production operator positions within the pharmaceutical, chemical, or cosmetic industry.

Physical and technical requirements: Good physical condition for the habitual manual handling of weights and loads during the working day.

Regulatory knowledge: Familiarity and work experience under GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) regulations and cleanrooms.

Personal competencies: Methodology, attention to detail, sense of responsibility, and the ability to work in a coordinated team.

Availability: Immediate start under a replacement contract modality.

Benefits and conditions

Regular and balanced workday: Schedule from 08:00 h to 17:00 h, with a 1-hour lunch break, ideal for balancing professional and personal life.

Strategic location: Workplace located in Rubí, with an excellent communication and access network.