Product Inspector

. Scan plasma units assigned to a PU using a barcode reader.

Posted 10/7/2026full-timeClayton • North Carolina • United StatesJuniorMid-LevelWebsite

Key responsibilities & impact

Scan plasma units assigned to a PU using a barcode reader.
Scan archive samples assigned to an SA using a barcode reader.
Transfer units to a sub-shipment during the PU process.
Enter statistics during the PU process.
Verify sub-shipments at the end of the PU process.
Block units that do not meet customer requirements.
Perform visual inspection and process various plasma rejections.
Remove unsuitable plasma units marked for removal in SGP during the PU process.
Maintain record accountability.
Perform duties with minimum supervision and follow written procedures.
Monitor plasma time out of freezer.
Follow department housekeeping and safety practices.
Process unsuitable plasma units during any step of the plasma process.
Transfer unsuitable plasma units to the correct reject inventory.
Transfer units between PU/LOT to a PU.
Meet department average throughput consistently.
Use SGP status and disposition codes and understand labeling requirements.
Scan cases/units to third-party sale and MDO processes using the Disposition Module.
Complete partial PU cases between PUs.
Perform line clearance at the end of a plasma process.

What you’ll need

High School diploma or equivalent.
Two years’ experience in Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical or other FDA licensed Industry is required.
Knowledge of cGMPs and Industry Standards.
Ability to follow “Standard Operating Procedures”.
Possess good verbal and written communication skills.
Possess basic math skills (addition, subtraction, division, multiplication).
Basic Computer skills.
Ability to work in a manufacturing environment with rotating shifts and exposure to biological fluids, chemicals, electrical manufacturing equipment, hand tools, moving machinery, high noise, extreme cold, and confined spaces.
Ability to stand and walk for 6–8 hours per day; bend and twist neck and waist for 6–8 hours per day.
Ability to perform frequent hand and foot movements and precise coordinated finger movements.
Ability to lift and carry 15–44 lbs frequently and 45–50 lbs occasionally/frequently as specified.
Hearing acuity essential; color perception/discrimination, depth perception, and correctable far vision required.
Ability to communicate and understand spoken and written information.
Ability to perform simple, routine tasks by following written or oral instructions/procedures.