Operator 1
Becton Dickinson
Summary
High School Diploma or GED is preferred.
Job description
Responsibilities
- Maintains a clean work area and reports any safety hazards to the supervisor.
- Participates in safety programs and initiatives throughout the plant.
- Knows and observes all quality and GMP standards.
- Works efficiently and cooperates with supervision and other associates.
- Sets up, debugs, adjusts, and operates equipment within specified ranges.
- Performs changeovers on equipment.
- Performs quality inspections according to operational specifications.
- Possesses working knowledge of current production reporting systems.
Education
High School Diploma or GED is preferred.
Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED preferred
- Ability to set up, debug, adjust, and operate equipment
- Knowledge of quality and GMP standards
- Ability to perform quality inspections
- Working knowledge of production reporting systems
- Ability to work efficiently and cooperate with supervision and associates
Company overview
Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD) is a leading American multinational medical technology company founded in 1897 and headquartered in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey. As one of the largest global medical technology companies, BD specializes in manufacturing and selling medical devices, instrument systems, and reagents while also providing consulting and analytics services. The company operates through three main segments: BD Medical (focusing on medication delivery and management), BD Life Sciences (specializing in diagnostics and biosciences), and BD Interventional (concentrating on surgical and critical care interventions). With over 72,000 employees worldwide, BD has established a significant presence in virtually every country and serves healthcare providers, hospitals, clinics, pharmaceutical companies, and research institutions. The company is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: BDX) and is a component of the S&P 500 index. BD has a long history of innovation, including developing the first insulin injection device in 1924, the first sterile disposable medical device in 1952, and pioneering safety-engineered syringes. The company continues to advance healthcare through its commitment to improving medical discovery, diagnostics, and care delivery while addressing global health challenges.