About the Role Supervises and leads assigned area of the operations section of Manufacturing and ensures safe and effective processing of human tissue grafts for transplantation. This is a second shift position working Monday - Friday 3:00 pm - 11:30 pm in our dental manufacturing area. What You'll Do - Lead, promote and drive the safety culture and preventative activities. - Accountable for the quality of the product, paperwork, and procedures followed in all processing activities. - Promote leadership, mentoring, coaching and inclusion to all employees. - Ensure all activities honor The Gift by maximizing opportunities to make grafts transplantable. - Assist the Manager and Director in selection, training, orientation, supervision, evaluation, development, counseling, and accountability of employees. - Develop, implement and manage all relevant standard operation procedures, work instructions, job aids, and other procedures as needed for the uniformity and quality of operations. - Maintain regulated operations in keeping with all applicable standards of accreditation and all regulatory requirements. - Assist in budget development and ongoing monitoring of expenses. - Resolve, complete, and ensure corrective actions on all CARs and NCRs are complete and timely to prevent recurrence. - Approve employee paid time off, manage employee schedules. - Manage schedules of process suites and teams to meet the weekly and monthly processing requirements. - Lead team and mentors new Solvita employees through documented training. - Responsible for ensuring employees are following all applicable procedures, safety guidelines, training, policies and standards. - Ensure all allografts tissue are accurately processed, measured, labeled, packaged, and documented in a timely manner. - Inspect grafts for quality, packaging integrity, and accuracy of documentation. - In conjunction with Quality Control, responsible for operating and ensuring processing equipment is in good working order. Equipment includes, but is not limited to, band saws, drills, scissors, scalpels. - Participate on project, process improvement and product development teams. - Performs other duties as assigned. Minimum Requirements EDUCATION and/orEXPERIENCE - High School diploma or equivalent required. - At least two years of experience of musculoskeletal allograft processing, or a minimum of one-year prior team lead or supervisory experience. WORK ENVIRONMENT and PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES - Requires heavy lifting, continuous levels of standing and is physically demanding. - Some areas of Manufacturing may require the ability to work around high magnetic circuits or magnetic fields. - Requires good eye-hand coordination skills. - Must be able to meet the required physical demands with or without reasonable accommodation. DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS - Bachelor's Degree. - Certified Tissue Bank Specialist - CTBS certification. - Knowledge of processing anatomy, sterile techniques and medical terminology. - Demonstrated ability to work within a team setting and possess the ability to receive and follow directions. - Demonstrated ability to report numbers accurately and monitor error control. - Technical and professional expertise; solving problems analyzing issues and innovation. - Developing and coaching skills to help others develop to their fullest potential. - Six Sigma Green Belt Certified. We offer A highly competitive benefits package including: medical, dental, vision, life and supplemental insurance. 401(k) with employer contribution and match. On