QC Associate III

Quality Control Laboratory Technician

Performs sampling/testing/inspection of raw materials, conducts lab investigations, and reports aberrant results to management. Includes, not limited to: Pulling and aliquoting raw material samples and distributing to the appropriate laboratories. Prepares paperwork, ships samples, and follows-up with appropriate testing laboratories. AQL inspection (e.g., visual, dimension, etc) On call/weekend/swing shift coverage for urgent samples. Data entry and reviews QC documentation (e.g., test results, data packets, etc.) Generates, reviews and/or maintains records or documents in a detailed and consistent manner (e.g., sample summary form, test records, etc.). Reconciles samples. Perform required reviews of appropriate forms (e.g., test records) and logbooks. Performs an Owner role for Change Controls and Deviations Prepares and reviews trend reports, generate metrics and other reports as needed. Maintains raw material data. Revises SOPs, training doc, etc. Ensures equipment calibration and preventive maintenance are up-to-date Performs an Owner role for Change Controls and Deviations. In depth experience in a laboratory environment Five (5) years cGMP or appropriate experience required. Knowledge of ANSI/ASQ Z1.4, DIN ISO 2859 or other sampling standards desired. Strong technical writing required Knowledge of CFR, USP, and ICH required. Knowledge of SAP, Trackwise and LIMS desired. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office systems, LIMS, lab instrumentation and other relevant systems Highly productive, attention to detail, ability to manage time and prioritize tasks with input from manager to meet time lines. Demonstrated problem-detection and problem-resolution skills required Physical Demands / Surroundings: Lifting, carrying, pushing or pulling up to 50 pounds occasionally Frequent periods of sitting, walking, and standing Occasionally must climb stairs or ladders, balance, bend or stoop, crouch or squat Occasional low level work, fine finger dexterity/ including grasping or pinching required Writing and use of a computer keyboard frequently Occasional use of personal protective equipment Bachelors' degree in a Scientific Discipline.