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Production Technician (Singapore)

Sirtex
CompanySirtex
CategorySkilled Technician
LocationSingapore
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentNot stated
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted27 Jul 2026
Last verified11 Aug 2026
SourceThe employer's own careers page (company_site)
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Description
Job Description SCOPE: The Singapore plant is one of the global sites for Sirtex and is the principal site of production for SIR-Spheres microspheres within the APAC and European region. The position of Production Technician will be vital in assuring consistent, safe and efficient product realization activities at the Singapore site. The position requires a detail oriented individual capable of working independently in a clean room environment and with the demands of production timelines and commitments. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: • Work schedule is 40 hours per week, spread over 4 days, including both Saturday and Sunday . • Required to work on weekends, typically starting between 4:00 AM and 5:00 AM , depending on the production schedule. • Required to work on two weekdays with start times generally between 7:00 AM and 8:00 AM , based on operational needs. • Must be flexible with workdays, schedules, hours, and overtime as dictated by business or patient requirements. • Execute detailed process steps precisely, without deviation, to ensure consistent and standardized output. • Comply with safety and contamination prevention protocols, including the use of cleanroom attire. • Collaborate effectively within a small, cross-functional team environment where roles may not be rigidly defined, ensuring full operational coverage. • Handle and work safely with radioactive materials, adhering to strict safety and security measures. All equipment, processes, and systems are specifically designed to maintain a safe and efficient work environment. • Successfully complete the Basic Ionising Radiation Safety course as a prerequisite to obtaining the R1 license from the NEA.