The Quality Control Inspector is responsible for verifying that medicinal stock, printed components, production activities, finished products and associated documentation comply with approved licences, labelling artwork, standard operating procedures and Good Manufacturing Practice requirements.
The Quality Control Inspector is responsible for the following quality control activities:
- QC checks as per the relevant SOPs at the following points:
- Goods received
Verification of product information and compliance of received stock with approved licences.
- Printed Components
Perform counterfeit checks on medicinal stock to verify authenticity. Perform in-process checks to verify the correct application of components and compliance with the approved licence.
- Line Setup
Verify the correct medicinal stock and components have been distributed to the appropriate production line.
- In-process / counterfeit
Perform counterfeit checks on medicinal stock to verify authenticity. Perform in-process checks to verify the correct application of components and compliance with the approved licence.
- Finished product
Perform final quality control checks on finished products to verify that processing complies with the approved product licence.
– Review and upload batch paperwork.
- Approve or reject starting materials, packaging materials, intermediate bulk products and finished products based on compliance.
- Evaluate batch records and resolve any identified issues.
- Ensuring that all necessary testing is carried out
- Ensuring all appropriate documentation is completed correctly
- Assist the Quality Control Management team with completing quality-related reports, including deviations, corrective and preventive actions, change controls, internal audits and external Good Manufacturing Practice audits.
- Identify quality-related issues and report them promptly to the Quality Control Management team, Head of Quality, Qualified Person(s) and Production Management team.
In addition to training in the relevant standard operating procedures, all employees must complete induction and Good Manufacturing Practice training.
Essential skills:
- Meticulous and highly detail-oriented.
- Strong sense of responsibility and accountability.
- Quality-focused with a commitment to maintaining high standards.
- Confident in identifying and escalating non-conformances.
- Able to work accurately in a fast-paced production environment.
- Good time management and prioritisation skills.
- Professional, reliable and approachable.
- Willingness to learn and undertake ongoing GMP and role-specific training.
Skills:Attention to detail hardworking Teamwork
Benefits:Parking Paid Holidays Pension Fund
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