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QC Section Leader- Pharmaceuticals

Wrexham
1 week ago
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QC Section Leader- Pharmaceuticals

I am currently recruiting for a QC Section Leader for a Sterile Manufacturing organisation based in North Wales, this is an exciting opportunity for an established leader within QC to progress their career.

Key responsibilities for the QC Section Leader- Pharmaceuticals

Lead and Supervise the QC Team ensuring deadlines are met within cGMP standards.
Review any CAPAs, Change Controls and Deviations prior to QA approval.
Write, review and develop internal SOPs for the most efficient process.
Support method development, method validation and any equipment qualification.
Lead batch release within the QC department.

Requirements for the QC Section Leader- Pharmaceuticals

Bachelor's degree in a Scientific discipline.
Good understanding of GMP.
5 years working within QC with Leadership.

Benefits for the QC Section Leader- Pharmaceuticals

25 holidays per year + Bank Holidays
Christmas shutdown.
Early finish on a Friday and flexible working hours.

To apply for the QC Section Leader- Pharmaceuticals or here more information, please contact Liam Shannon at Smart4Sciences on (phone number removed) or email me at

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