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Manufacturing and Production

The manufacturing and production sector covers a broad spectrum of activities essential to delivering high-quality healthcare products. This ranges from pharmaceutical production and the assembly of medical devices to the packaging of surgical equipment and hospital consumables.

At HPG, our specialist recruitment team is dedicated to sourcing exceptional talent for manufacturing and production roles, ensuring our clients benefit from professionals who are critical to advancing the healthcare industry.

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Are you seeking a rewarding career in healthcare sales? HPG is committed to connecting you with the right opportunity. We offer a diverse range of roles, from entry-level to highly specialised positions. No matter your focus within manufacturing, our deep industry connections and recruitment expertise ensure we match you with employers who recognise and value your skills.

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Production Operator – Sydney

  • 4 Years Production Experience
  • Tested and Repaired Medical Devices
  • Cross-trained in Warehouse Functions
  • Good Communication
  • Clean-Room Experience

Lab Assistant -
Sydney

  • Available Immediately
  • Bachelor of Science
  • Technical Aptitude
  • Good Communication
  • Detail Orientated

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Jobs in Manufacturing and Production.

Manufacturing and Production

Head of Global Supply Chain - Manufacturing

  • Macquarie Park
  • $0 - $240000 per annum

Benefits Executive-level supply chain mandate Global operations and market exposure Shape structure, systems and capability Lead significant supply chain transformation Innovative, growth-focused environment Short and long-term incentives About the company Work with a healthcare technology organisation developing and manufacturing innovative products used across global healthcare markets. With an established international footprint and an exciting phase of product and market growth underway, the organisation is investing in its operational capability to support increasing scale and complexity. Manufacturing, innovation and continuous improvement are central to the business, with Sydney remaining the hub for its global operations. About the opportunity Reporting to the VP of Supply Chain, the Head of Supply Chain will lead the global supply chain function across integrated business planning, demand and supply planning, inventory and global logistics. This is a highly visible leadership position with a mandate to strengthen the organisation's planning capability as it enters an important phase of product and international growth. You will assess the existing operating model, team structure, systems and processes and establish the capability required to support increasing scale and complexity. Working closely with Manufacturing, Procurement, Engineering, Quality, Commercial and regional teams, you will connect commercial demand with manufacturing capacity and supply. You will bring greater visibility to inventory, risk and future requirements and become a trusted source of supply chain insight across the organisation. This opportunity will particularly suit a Supply Chain leader who combines strategic thinking with a willingness to remain close to the detail and enjoys building, improving and challenging the status quo. Duties Lead global supply chain strategy Own integrated business planning Lead demand and supply planning Strengthen production planning capability Develop materials planning processes Optimise global inventory holdings Improve service and working capital Oversee global freight and logistics Partner on manufacturing capacity planning Drive systems and process optimisation Advance technology and data capability Identify and mitigate supply risks Lead continuous improvement initiatives Evolve team structure and capability Coach and develop supply chain leaders Support new product introductions Build scalable supply chain processes Influence global cross-functional stakeholders Skills and Experience Senior end-to-end supply chain leadership experience within medical device, pharmaceutical or another highly regulated manufacturing environment Deep capability across integrated business planning, demand and supply planning, production planning, materials planning and inventory management Proven experience driving supply chain transformation, including enterprise resource planning, planning systems, technology, data and process improvement Strong people leadership and influencing capability, with experience partnering across Manufacturing, Procurement, Engineering, Quality and Commercial functions Culture Join an ambitious, innovative and highly collaborative organisation where leaders are encouraged to be curious, challenge existing ways of working and turn ideas into action. The environment is hands-on and fast-moving, with direct access to senior leadership and genuine opportunity to influence how the organisation operates as it grows. How to Apply Click apply or contact Laura Longstaff,  Director on 0412 122 769 for a confidential discussion.

Engineering,Manufacturing and Production

Manufacturing Process Technician

  • Blacktown
  • $33 - $33.85 per hour

Benefits Casual assignment until mid-December 2026 with potential to extend. Great opportunity for Engineering graduates Gain hands-on exposure within a global healthcare and manufacturing organisation Supportive team environment with strong training provided About the Company Our client is a global leader within the healthcare and life sciences industry, known for their innovation, manufacturing excellence and commitment to continuous improvement. Based at their Blacktown manufacturing facility, they are seeking a motivated and technically minded individual to join their team as a Manufacturing Process Technician. About the Opportunity This position will support day-to-day manufacturing and process engineering activities across the production environment. Working closely with the engineering and manufacturing teams, you will assist with KPI reporting, process improvement activities, SOP reviews, troubleshooting support and project-based tasks. Duties Assist with KPI monitoring and production reporting Update production dashboards and Excel-based reports Support process improvement and 5S activities Assist with troubleshooting and root cause analysis activities Review and update SOPs and work instructions Work alongside manufacturing operators to ensure processes align with documentation Support project activities and process improvement initiatives Participate in daily production meetings and engineering support activities Skills & Experience Tertiary qualification in Engineering (Chemical, Mechanical, Industrial or similar) is a must have Strong technical mindset and willingness to learn Excellent communication and interpersonal skills High attention to detail Strong Excel and reporting capability Comfortable working both independently and within a team environment Exposure to manufacturing, production or process environments would be highly advantageous Proactive attitude with strong problem-solving capability Culture You will be joining a collaborative and supportive team that values curiosity, initiative and continuous learning. This is an excellent opportunity for someone wanting to develop practical engineering and manufacturing experience within a global healthcare organisation. How to Apply Click apply and provide us with a copy of your up to date CV.

Manufacturing and Production

Pharmacy Order Processing Technician

  • Toongabbie
  • $38 per hour

Benefits Ongoing casual role Working Monday to Friday, 10am to 6pm or 12pm to 8pm Immediate start available About the company Join a leading global healthcare organisation that is committed to delivering high-quality products and services to healthcare customers and patients. About the opportunity This is an ongoing casual role for a pharmacy administrator or order processing professional with exceptional accuracy and computer skills. Working Monday to Friday, you will be responsible for receiving, reviewing and processing pharmaceutical customer orders while ensuring all information is complete and accurate. You will communicate regularly with customers and internal technical teams to clarify information, resolve queries and coordinate orders. The working hours will be either 10am–6pm or 12pm–8pm, with candidates required to commit to a 38-hour working week. Duties Enter and review customer orders Check order and patient details Identify missing or incorrect information Clarify orders with customers Liaise with technical specialists Schedule and coordinate customer orders Confirm delivery dates and times Respond to telephone and email queries Maintain accurate system records Follow pharmaceutical compliance procedures Skills and Experience Experience working in pharmaceutical manufacturing or a retail/hospital pharmacy Exceptional data entry accuracy Strong computer and systems skills Excellent communication skills Degree is Pharmacy would be highly advantageous but not essential Ability to commit to an on-going casual role Have full Australian working rights and be available for a 38-hour week Culture Join a professional, quality-focused and supportive team where accuracy, collaboration and excellent customer service are highly valued. How to Apply Click Apply to submit your up to date CV.