Quality Assurance Officer Permanent Department: Quality Assurance Full Time We challenge ourselves constantly to deliver more for patients, healthcare professionals, our partners, and our employees.
This role will sit in the Quality Assurance team at the Cambridge Science Park, acting as a key point of contact in providing front-line QA support to Bard manufacturing operations.
Previous experience in Quality Assurance operations, Pharmaceutical/Medical Device industries and GMP are essential to the role.
This is a double day shift role so will work on a weekly rotational shift basis: Monday - Friday: 6am - 2pm / 1:30pm - 9pm.
The Quality Assurance Officer will be providing front line QA support in the manufacturing operations at Bard.
Proactively carrying out walkabouts within the operational areas, ensuring continuous compliance of Bard operations to GMP and company requirements and providing QA guidance as required Advising in the event of deviations, including with regards to containment actions and product disposition, liaising with senior members of the QA team and/or QA Manager and Qualified Person, and overseeing and reviewing investigations and the design and implementation of appropriate corrective / preventive actions and associated effectiveness checks Leading/facilitating Quality investigations for the identification of root causes and continuous improvements as a result of Deviations and/or Customer Complaints in conjunction with the relevant functional areas, communicating and monitoring the implementation of appropriate corrective / preventive actions Contributing to ensure compliance is maintained in all aspects of QA processes in support of the company's inspection readiness and compliance programs Leading or supporting internal audits in support of the company self-inspection programme Supporting the business in managing the risk to quality including risk assessments and the identification of risk control measures as appropriate.
Scientific degree in Pharmacy, Chemistry, Biology, Engineering or similar, or aligned working experience Practical experience in QA roles within the Pharmaceutical and/or Medical Devices Industry Knowledge and application of GMP and Pharmaceutical regulatory requirements, including solid knowledge of Eudralex Vol.
4 Chapters and Annexes, Orange Guide and key EU Directives, and solid knowledge of the regulatory framework for pharmaceuticals i.e.
MIA, GMP cert, MA, types of regulatory variations Knowledge of Critical Quality Attributes of solid dose products and what can impact those (e.g.
friability, harness, content uniformity, assay, dissolution profile) Technical report writing skills and strong ability to communicate and interact at all levels of the business and externally flexible benefits package Diversity and inclusion Building an inclusive environment where people can thrive, grow and achieve their full potential is a priority.
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