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CK Group are recruiting for a Quality Auditor, to join a biopharmaceutical company, on a contract basis for 6 months.

Salary:

From £20.00 - £26.00 per hour PAYE, depending upon experience.

Quality Auditor Role:

Be responsible for the final review of clinical batch records.
Compilation and approval of data packs and presentation to the QP for final release.
Conducts routine audits of data, information, procedures, equipment and systems.
Review and approve production and analytical documentation accompanying the release of API, Safety Assessment or clinical supply lots.
Perform audits or inspections of assigned areas or systems to assess compliance with regulatory and Company standards.
Your Background:

Hold a relevant scientific degree or have equivalent working experience.
Experience in a QA or similar role in a GMP environment.
Previous experience in the pharmaceutical industry.
Good knowledge of GMP standards and requirements.
Experience in audit procedures would be an advantage but the client may also be interested in candidates with QA background with no audit experience.
Company:

Our client is a global health care leader with a diversified portfolio of prescription medicines, vaccines and animal health products. They have an interdependent global manufacturing network that's committed to delivering a compliant, reliable supply to customers and patients on time, every time, across the globe.

Location: 

This role is based at our clients site in London for one or two days per week, with the rest home working.

Apply:

It is essential that applicants hold entitlement to work in the UK. Please quote job reference (Apply online only) in all correspondence. 

Please note: 

This role may be subject to a satisfactory basic Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

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