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As part of a continued business expansion, we are supporting the hire for a permanent QP that will be site based between two locations in Surrey and South London.

This company is experiencing an increase in operational demand and to support this it has grown the quality team consistently over the past two years.

This QP will be required to take a site based position but working between two facilities to support the releasing activities in a fast paced environment. The positions require flexibility on working hours, including early starts and occasional weekend cover (overtime paid).

Whilst the facility would ideally seek someone experienced in sterile manufacturing, this aspect can be trained.

If you are interested in working in a flat structured business that enables a genuine contribution towards continuous improvement, then this could be a perfect move.

Please contact Mark Bux-Ryan for more information.

Key experience:

  • Eligible QP to operate within the UK

  • Open and flexible for site based activities

  • Willingness to get involved in wider quality projects as the company expands – previous project experience is beneficial

  • Validation knowledge is very helpful

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