Company Info

 
 
 
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Container Handling Experts

Omega Design Corporation is a global provider of innovative packaging solutions focusing on the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and consumer healthcare industries. Since 1969, Omega has specialized in the design, manufacture, service, and support of a broad range of container handling and packaging automation equipment. The company offers integrated and standalone systems to support serialized coding and inspection, high integrity aggregation, brite stock (private labeling), and brand protection applications.

 
 

We Specialize In

  • Bottle Unscramblers

  • Desiccant Feeders

  • Shrink Bundlers

  • Stretch Banders

  • Serialization Solutions

  • Container Orienting

  • Coding and Inspecting

  • Custom and Specialty Equipment

By the Numbers

  • 25,000+ unique containers handled

  • 3,000 solutions implemented

  • Service in over 50 countries

  • 42,000 square foot facility in Exton, Pa

  • Established in 1969

Omega Design in Exton, Pa

OMEGA VALUES

We promise to design, service, and support you with the professionalism, integrity, and expertise you’d expect from a world-class manufacturer.

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Omega + Community

We are committed to STEM initiatives and workforce development in our community.

Video Overview

Take a closer look at Omega. These introductory videos were selected to provide context to the company’s role in the packaging industry and the community.

This montage video showcases a diverse range of Omega's capabilities and packaging automation equipment. Omega typically plays this video on a loop when exhibiting at industry tradeshows.

Video Timestamps:

  • 00:00 - 00:42 Five Classes of Omega's Equipment

  • 00:43 - 01:23 Model LCX - Unscrambling plastic and glass bottles

  • 01:24 - 01:47 Model PRP - Unscrambling with Bottle-in-Puck Placement

  • 01:48 - 02:30 Model SRP - Unscrambling with integrated bottle coding

  • 02:31 - 03:29 OMNI-Feeder - High speed pouch and canister desiccant feeder

  • 03:30 - 04:14 CDFI - Low volume, low speed canister feeder

  • 04:15 - 05:29 Shrinkbundling mixed product

  • 05:30 - 05:59 Depucker - Bottle-from-Puck separation

  • 06:00 - 06:33 HFPO - Fifth panel carton orienting

  • 06:34 - 07:03 Intelli-Code - Serialized Carton Coder (ink & laser)

  • 07:04 - 07:41 LabelSync - Bottle Coding and Data Association Station

  • 07:42 - 08:48 Applications Uniquely Suited for Rotary Pocket Unscramblers

  • 08:49 - 11:11 Overview of Bottle Coding Applications

  • 11:12 - 12:24 Serialized Case Packing with Cobot

  • 12:25 - 14:38 Aggregation Line from Units to Bundles to Cases


Quick Glimpse at Omega’s Equipment

How Omega Fits on a Packaging Line

Omega + Community: Baxter Robot Project

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Careers


Join Us

Good talent with the right cultural fit is hard to find. This is why we encourage you to submit your resume and cover letter whether or not your desired position is available. We will keep your profile on file and consider you when there’s an opening. In some cases, we may even create a new position designed around your unique skill set. Omega Design is an equal opportunity employer.

humanresources@omegadesign.com

Active Positions

Internships and Other Opportunities

Omega is committed to the growth of the U.S. Manufacturing sector and will work with schools and communities to support S.T.E.M. initiatives and workforce development. Learn more.

 
 

+ Benefits

  • Flexible work schedule (four 10-hour work days)
  • Vacation and holiday pay
  • Generous health care package
  • Tuition reimbursement
  • Wellness program with incentive rewards
  • Company lunches and events

+ Culture

  • Highly skilled employees
  • High productivity
  • High level of customer satisfaction
  • Clean and safe workplace
  • Low staff turnover
  • Progressive leadership

+ Awards

  • CBIZ, the nation’s leading provider of employee management consulting, awarded Omega with a coveted 2017 Edington CBIZ Next Practice Award for Self-Leadership.
  • This award highlights Omega’s “pioneering out-of-the-box approaches in their wellbeing programs to improve employee participation and outcomes and enrich the culture of the workplace”
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Testimonials

Teva has purchased and incorporated Omega equipment in the past, and we have always been happy with their machines’ quality design and ... excellent after sales service

This last point - customer service - was key, because we were planning to implement the new equipment multi-nationally. Due to this global scale, we needed to be sure our needs would be met expertly and expeditiously should we run into any unforeseen obstacles after the lines were incorporated.

- Gabi Cherniak, Consultant for Teva Pharmaceutical Industries

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A Living Legacy

Omega began as a classic American success story.

After serving his country in the Korean War as a Master Sergeant in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers with the 578th Engineer Battalion, Robert “Bob” Siegele returned home in 1953 to marry his sweetheart Joan. Together, they moved to Chester County, Pennsylvania in 1962, raised a family and grew two successful businesses. First, in 1962, Bob founded R.W. Siegele Company, serving as a sales representative for packaging and processing machinery manufacturers. Feeling frustrated at the manufacturers’ lack of commitment to its customers, Bob sought a better way. In 1969, Bob founded Omega Design Corporation in a shed behind his house. His mechanical skill and intuition combined with his ability to identify an emerging market, gave him the edge needed to jump start the company. Over time, he nurtured his relationships and grew a team of talented and loyal employees, who helped transform the company into a global provider of world class packaging machinery.

The birthplace of Omega: In 1969, Bob Siegele began tinkering in this shed with an early version of the Bottle Unscrambler

The birthplace of Omega: In 1969, Bob Siegele began tinkering in this shed with an early version of the Bottle Unscrambler

 
Sincerity
Trust
Respect
Integrity
Value
Empathy
— Robert Siegele

Omega strives to remain true to the legacy and character of its founder and his Values.