and Purpose The Maintenance Technician I is responsible for assisting the Facilities and Engineering Manager with the maintenance, quality, equipment and utilities in support of the manufacture of biological products consistent with the corporate objectives and external, international, and federal regulatory requirements. Responsibilities and Key Duties Perform preventive

and Purpose This position is within the Chicken Embryo Origin area and is responsible for working w ith a range of technologies and equipment needed for the manufacture of antigens using chicken embryos for viral/bacterial growth. The Manufacturing procedures include but are not limited to centrifugation, sterilization, incubation, candling eggs, area cleaning, aseptic tec

and Purpose A Vaccination Services & Equipment (VSE) Technician is a direct customer interfacing position that performs various poultry hatchery field service related activities such as monitoring, support, guidance and training to hatchery personnel (customer management and hatchery work force); including the completion of on site vaccinations using Ceva vaccines and equi

and Purpose The Live Downstream Lab Technician I will work directly with a range of equipment including batching vessels, filling machines, capping machines and lyophilizers. The Live Downstream Lab Technician I will work directly with live antigen, batching solutions and semi finished products following aseptic technique and cGMP procedures. Responsibilities and Key Dutie

and Purpose The Lab Technician I will work directly with a range of equipment including batching vessels, filling machines and capping machines. The Lab Technician I will work directly with inactivated bacterial and viral antigen, batching solutions and semi finished products following aseptic technique and cGMP procedures Responsibilities and Key Duties Set up and turnaro

and Purpose Technicians assist in tissue and viral culture of Chicken Embryo Fibroblast (CEF) cells for Marek's Disease vaccine production in a clean room laboratory environment. Tissue culture is currently performed using roller bottle tissue culture vessels. The production of the vaccine begins in the Marek's laboratories with the receipt of highly concentrated primary C