Production Operator
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About Us
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Job Description
1. Pre‑operation checks: Before starting production, inspect equipment and valves at the workstation; prepare all necessary materials, and verify their names and quantities.
2. Material addition and reaction operations: Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, add materials to the reactor according to process specifications; operate control valves, adjust temperature and pH, monitor the reaction process, and perform material transfers as required.
3. Record‑keeping and sampling: Accurately and promptly complete production logs; collect samples during the production process for laboratory analysis, track test results, and immediately report any abnormalities to the shift supervisor.
4. Workplace cleaning and equipment maintenance: Maintain workplace hygiene and perform routine equipment upkeep after production; properly store consumables and emergency supplies; promptly report any equipment malfunctions and assist with repairs.
5. Shift handover: Conduct a thorough handover with the next shift; complete other production tasks assigned by the shift supervisor.
Job Requirements:
Responsible for operating reactors, controlling reactions, maintaining workplace cleanliness, and performing API manufacturing operations. This position requires shift work, and the workshop handles chemicals, so proper protective gear must be worn.
Mandatory Requirements (Please do not apply if you do not meet these):
1. Education: High school or secondary vocational school diploma or above.
2. Ability to work shifts (including night shifts) and good physical health.
3. Comfortable working in a chemical environment; must wear cleanroom attire and personal protective equipment as required.
4. Prior experience in chemical or pharmaceutical plant operations is preferred; candidates without experience are also welcome if they are willing to learn.
Benefits:
Free meals and accommodation, year-end bonus, paid annual leave, regular health check-ups, seniority pay, holiday benefits, and contributions to the five social insurances and one housing fund, among others.
QC
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Job Responsibilities:
1. Sampling: Conduct sampling of finished products in the chemical workshop in accordance with the sampling procedures.
2. Routine Testing: ① During synthesis reactions in the workshop, perform liquid-phase analysis on intermediate samples to provide data on the progress of the process; ② During the drying process, test intermediate products to support decision-making regarding discharge.
3. Abnormality Analysis: Promptly report any abnormalities detected during testing, participate in their analysis, and contribute to the development and implementation of corrective measures, ensuring timely resolution of testing issues and maintaining test accuracy.
4. Statistical Analysis: Record and compile statistical data on product testing results, participate in summary analyses, assist in formulating plans to address testing anomalies, and implement improvements to testing processes.
5. Equipment Maintenance: Perform routine maintenance and upkeep of testing instruments and equipment to ensure their proper operation.
6. Record Management: Maintain accurate and timely documentation of relevant testing records, instrument usage logs, reagent usage records, and testing equipment usage records, ensuring complete and traceable original records are properly archived.
7. Compliance Management: Organize and store applicable national quality standards for products and project-specific testing method specifications in a centralized manner, ensuring compliance with technical standards and regulations.
Qualifications:
1. Associate’s degree or higher in pharmacy, chemistry, or a related field.
2. At least one year of experience working in a pharmaceutical company’s laboratory; outstanding recent graduates will also be considered.
3. Proficient in operating analytical instruments such as liquid chromatography and gas chromatography.
4. Strong learning ability and execution skills, with excellent teamwork and stress‑resilience.
Safety Officer
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Job Responsibilities:
1. Organize or participate in drafting the organization’s safety production rules and regulations, operating procedures, and emergency rescue plans for production safety accidents.
2. Organize or participate in safety production education and training within the organization, and accurately record the details of such education and training.
3. Ensure the implementation of safety management measures for major hazard sources within the organization.
4. Organize or participate in emergency rescue drills conducted by the organization.
5. Inspect the organization’s safety production conditions, promptly identify potential hazards that could lead to production safety accidents, and propose recommendations for improving safety management.
6. Stop and correct unauthorized instructions, forced risky operations, and violations of operating procedures.
7. Oversee the implementation of corrective measures for safety production issues within the organization.
8. Complete various ad hoc tasks assigned by management.
Qualifications:
1. Associate degree; candidates with majors in Safety Engineering, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, or Automation are preferred.
2. Solid professional foundation and a thorough understanding of relevant safety laws and regulations.
3. Strong sense of responsibility, excellent communication skills, and strong verbal and written expression abilities.
4. Possesses a spirit of exploration, is down-to-earth and persistent, and dares to exercise bold management.
Other Benefits:
Free meals and accommodation, five social insurances and one housing fund, weekends off, year-end bonus, paid annual leave, regular health check-ups, seniority-based pay, and holiday benefits.
