NFF Technician I/II (Day)

Role Summary

The NFF Technician I/II (Day) at Grifols is responsible for processing plasma to intermediate paste or dry powder stage, while maintaining a high level of housekeeping and conforming to GMP and safety standards. This role includes responsibilities across Fractionation Technician I and II levels, with opportunities for training and progression within a regulated manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

• Performs general housekeeping in compliance with the high standards required of a pharmaceutical operation.
• Demonstrates sound knowledge and understanding of GMP requirements.
• Dispenses and prepares necessary cleaning/sanitization reagents.
• Assembles, disassembles, cleans, and sanitizes production equipment and area.
• Operates production equipment (i.e. scales, conductivity meters, centrifuges, etc.).
• Prepares buffer and chemical solutions.
• Completes record keeping in accordance with CGMP.
• Demonstrates proper use of log books and works with and disposes of biohazardous waste.
• Samples processes as needed (i.e. deviations) and interprets process schedules.
• Operates the acetone drying process utilizing the Funda Filter or works on the -5 production floor.
• Suspends Fraction V paste, Fraction II + III & Fraction II + IIIW paste of non-hyperimmune IM IG product lines.
• Assists in training less experienced employees.
• Writes the process flow for pool plasma through Fraction II, PPF and albumin powder.

Qualifications

• Fractionation Technician I: Candidate must possess a high school diploma or equivalent; Bioworks Certificate or production manufacturing experience in a regulated industry (FDA, USDA, NRC) or a 2- or 4-year college degree preferred.
• Fractionation Technician II: Basic math skills, basic computer skills, mechanical aptitude, detail oriented, ability to work in a team environment and exercise good judgment; candidate must possess a high school diploma or equivalent; Bioworks Certificate or production manufacturing experience in a regulated industry or a 2- or 4-year college degree preferred.
• Typically requires a minimum of 12 months as a Technician in the respective department before advancement to Fractionation Tech II; performance rating must meet expectations.
• Equivalency: Depending on area, directly related experience or a combination of education and experience may be considered in place of stated requirements.

Skills

• Equipment operation (scales, centrifuges, conductivity meters, etc.)
• Good documentation and CGMP compliance
• Mechanical aptitude and basic computer skills
• Teamwork and good judgment

Education

• High school diploma or equivalent (required for both levels)
• Bioworks Certificate or production manufacturing experience in a regulated industry or 2/4 year college degree preferred

Additional Requirements

• Able to lift up to 65 pounds. Continuous standing and walking, able to work rotating shifts. Immunizations required.