Environmental Monitoring Technician, 2nd shift

Role Overview

Responsible for conducting routine environmental monitoring activities to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and internal standards within the manufacturing facility. Responsible for timely and accurate completion of compliance documentation, supporting an inspection-ready state, and contributing to a strong quality culture through risk-based, right-first-time investigation execution.

Responsibilities

• Perform regular environmental monitoring activities, including air quality sampling, water quality testing, gas sampling, and surface swabbing, in accordance with established procedures and protocols.
• Collect samples from various locations within the manufacturing plant following proper sampling techniques and safety guidelines.
• Assist production operations by conducting environmental monitoring of batching processes.
• Maintain grade A, B, C, and D production areas through regular environmental monitoring, including routine sampling of water and gas at specified intervals.
• Utilize air samplers to conduct both viable and non-viable air monitoring.
• Operate production equipment as required for sampling water and gas utilities.
• Perform basic laboratory duties and fulfill other assigned responsibilities as needed.
• Use LIMS software to create labels, collect and submit QC samples to the labs.
• Document and record all monitoring data accurately and comprehensively, maintaining detailed records for regulatory compliance and internal reporting purposes.
• Participate in environmental training programs and initiatives to stay abreast of relevant regulations, industry best practices, and emerging technologies.
• Adhere to all safety protocols and procedures while performing environmental monitoring activities, prioritizing personal and team safety at all times.

Physical Job Requirements

• Ability to move freely within the manufacturing plant, including walking, standing, bending, and kneeling for extended periods.
• Capable of lifting and carrying equipment and supplies weighing up to 25 pounds.
• Handling and manipulating sampling equipment, tools, and materials with precision and accuracy.
• Ability to read and interpret gauges, meters, and labels, as well as distinguish colors for testing purposes.
• Adequate hearing to discern auditory signals, alarms, and verbal instructions in a manufacturing environment.
• Ability to wear personal protective equipment, including respirators, as necessary.
• Endurance to perform physical tasks and activities continuously throughout the shift, often in varied environmental conditions.
• Capability to ascend and descend ladders or stairs to access monitoring sites or equipment installations.
• Comfort working in confined spaces or at heights as required for certain monitoring tasks.