QA Scientist Analyst - GSK0JP00106075

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Job Title: QA Scientist Analyst

Job Type: 6 Month Contract

Employment Start Date: ASAP

Onsite requirement: 5 days per week on site

Industry: Pharmaceuticals

Location: Worthing, England

Salary: £15.64 per hour - PAYE

SRG are working with a global leader in the pharmaceutical industry to find a new QA Scientist Analyst for their site in Worthing.

Responsibilites:

To test routine production and stability samples supplied from the site Value Streams and meet testing lead-time targets.

Calibrate and maintain analytical equipment.

Carry out qualitative and quantitative analysis of antibiotic powders and solid dose forms using a wide range of analytical techniques (eg: HPLC, Karl Fischer, dissolutions etc).

To carry out OOS investigations and discuss the outcome with Team Leader, or relevant production Dept, QA manager or a Qualified Person, as required.

To check and verify analytical testing and data generated by other analysts

To adhere to and help maintain the highest levels of safety and GLP within the section and ensure training records are kept up to date.

Perform validation of equipment and methods as required

Daily liaison with both other analysts and team leader regarding testing and test results. May be required to take a lead role within a small team of analysts working together on a common analytical technique e.g. HPLC.

Supplying data / reports to Value Stream as requested.

May be required to communicate with the relevant Value Steam. to progress OOS investigations

Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group STEM Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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