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Lead CQV Engineer

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Lead CQV Engineer – EPCm – North East

Position: Lead CQV Engineer
Location: North East, UK
Salary: Negotiable – dependant on experience
Type: Permanent, Full-Time

About the Company

With over 1000+ employees across 14 locations in the UK and Europe, they partner with companies Globally specialising in complex infrastructure, process and built environments across the full project life cycle, from design and construction to handover and operational management.

Job Summary

As the CQV Lead you will be responsible for managing a small team of CQV Engineers and deliver CQV services as part of the framework agreement for their client. The role will be responsible for all the CQV stages of the project from initiation to handover to the client’s team at the completion of OQ.

  • Deliver CQV Services on time and on budget.

  • Support, train, mentor, and provide guidance to commissioning and validation specialists/engineers in the delivery of CQV services.

  • Develop systems, procedures and process’ to ensure consistency of delivery of services.

  • Write and manage others in the preparation of C/Q/V documents following established standards and templates.

  • Execute and manage others in the execution of C/Q/V protocols following established standards and templates.

    Qualifications & Skills

  • Significant experience of working in the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing sector

  • Knowledge of EU GMP Annex 1: Manufacture of Sterile Medicinal Products

  • Understanding of equipment used in the Manufacture of Sterile Medicinal Products.

  • Strong demonstrable communication and interpersonal skills, particularly the ability to influence and negotiate both internally and externally

  • Ability to work well within a multi-disciplinary environment (engineers, designers etc.) in delivering services to satisfy the agreed brief

    Benefits

  • Company bonus of up to 5%

  • Company Car / Car Allowance

  • Up to 6% matched pension

  • Life Assurance

  • 25 days holiday + bank holidays

  • Private Medical

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