Line Operator – 3rd Shift

. Check schedules for assigned shop orders.

Posted 10/15/2026full-timeBronx • New York • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $17 per hourWebsite

Key responsibilities & impact

Check schedules for assigned shop orders.
Visually inspect equipment for cleanliness and complete cleaning forms.
Verify pallet IDs and record pallet receipts in the Inventory Control logbook.
Update the dry-erase board with current shop-order information and notify the Supervisor to verify components.
Check packaging components against the Packaging Card and verify supervisor and Quality Assurance checks.
Set up components according to FIFO and stage them on the line.
Request line supplies and replenishment from line personnel or Inventory Control.
Verify equipment setup with the mechanic.
Load tubes onto the filling-machine magazine and boxes into the boxer magazine when applicable.
Check lot numbers, expiration dates, and tube weights against packaging-card orders.
Notify Quality Assurance for line release and document activities in logs and in-process control forms.
Keep lines and equipment clean; remove PM stickers and dispose of empty corrugations.
Secure documents, inserts, labels, and related materials during breaks.
Maintain a clean work area.
Count and record units produced, damages, and destroyed components.
Document drum usage and component damages on IPC forms.
Complete Inventory Reconciliation forms for partial-case components.
Properly destroy components and complete IPC forms.
Notify the Supervisor when orders/jobs are complete or when line problems occur.
Ensure equipment, work areas, and lines are clear of previous components.

What you’ll need

Fluency in speaking, reading and writing English is a must.
High School Diploma or GED Required
May be subject to post employment background checks due to the highly regulated pharmaceutical industry and legal requirements.