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Nova Biomedical is an Equal Opportunity Employer in compliance with Affirmative Action in hiring and promoting women, minorities, veterans and individuals with disabilities.

 

Eastwood Consumable Assembler/Packager

Department: Eastwood Consumables
Location: Waltham, MA

Nova Biomedical is hiring an Eastwood Consumable Assembler/Packager on the First Shift (6:30 A.M - 3:00 P.M.) in our Waltham, MA facility. The primary job function is to perform the operations necessary to assemble, label, and package various consumable products. Other responsibilities include:

  • Ability to perform assembly and labeling processes for various consumable products
  • Ability to work with various packaging equipment such as: automated/manual tape machines, auto bag machines, heat sealers and other packaging devices.
  • Must be versatile and be able to work alternately in a seated or standing position
  • Must be dependable, willing to learn, adaptable to change, and have a positive attitude
  • Ability to understand assembly procedures, drawings, verbal instructions and related documentation to assemble, label, and package various products is required

Qualifications/Skills and Competencies:

  • Basic understanding of GMP
  • Read and write English

Education/Experience:

  • High School Degree or GED Equivalent
  • 1-3 years in a manufacturing environment

At Nova Biomedical, we practice our core values of mutual respect, honesty, and integrity throughout the company. With a strong sense of family in the workplace, we are proud that one third of all our employees have been with us for over 10 years.

Highlights of benefits offered to Nova Biomedical employees include Blue Cross Blue Shield medical plan, tuition reimbursement, matching 401K, company subsidized cafeteria and an innovative scholarship program for children of employees.

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