Production Technician SP

At Alcon, we help our customers see brilliantly. As the world's leading contact lens and eye care manufacturer, Alcon is looking to hire Production Technicians to join our Johns Creek Manufacturing team in Johns Creek, GA. Working for a large global organization you'll have an opportunity to grow and build a great dynamic and rewarding career.

You will be responsible for participating in all aspects of production processes including but not limited to loading raw materials, operating manufacturing lines, inspecting lenses, performing lot changes, improving yields, using calibrated measurement equipment, troubleshooting, and using support equipment. Interact closely with other Production Technicians and Electro mechanics to identify, communicate and perform corrective actions for lens inspection/packaging defects as necessary.

Key Responsibilities:

• Select and load raw materials, operate manufacturing lines and secondary packaging equipment, perform lot changes and cleaning per schedules and coordinate machinery downtime.

• Troubleshoot equipment faults and enter product and raw materials data into MES (Manufacturing Execution Systems) and SAP databases.

• Ensure the production, inspections and secondary packaging of DAILIES product is accomplished per SOP and quality standard, while meeting the production plan.

• Operates the cartoner, performs troubleshooting and clears faults, and performs corrective action when defects are identified.
• Participate in natural work groups to define problems and implement solutions.

Key Requirements/Minimum Qualifications:

• High School Diploma
• The ability to fluently read, write, understand, and communicate in English

Minimum requirements: High School Diploma or Equivalent to Manufacturing and/or technical experience.

• Work Hours: 11.5 Hour shifts (6:30pm - 6:30am)
• Rotating: Two days on, two days off, three days on, two days off, two days on, three days off.
• Travel Requirements: No
• Relocation Assistance: No
• Sponsorship Available: No