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POSITION SUMMARY The Manufacturing Investigator is a key team member within the Manufacturing Department. The Manufacturing Investigator uses expert knowledge of compliance and GXP manufacturing processes to lead staff and demonstrate best practices in the management of investigations and improvement initiatives within manufacturing operations. This role will include responsibility for the successful completion of deviations, as well as the identification and implementation of corrective/preventative actions, within their organization. This individual is responsible for maintaining deviation timelines and escalating when they cannot be met, as well as mentoring others on cGMP expectations. The individual must demonstrate an in-depth understanding of their areas' processes and procedures, as well as cGDPs and cGMPs, and applies them to investigation and documentation of deviation root cause and compliance impact. The individual will be responsible for analysing performance metrics and identifying trends and implementing actions to improve performance and compliance in their area. POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES
- Gathering data from various sources across the site, performance of Root Cause Analysis (RCA) using tools such as fishbone diagrams, "5 Whys", Process mapping to determine the most likely cause, perform trending analysis, identification of Corrective and Preventative Actions to reduce deviation recurrence, performance of Risk Assessments such as FMEA's.
- Technical writing, translating very complex and challenging scientific events into a brief and cohesive report as a finished product.
- Work on the manufacturing floor for data gathering and observing of processes for investigations.
- Apply Site and Global compliance SOPs to investigations.
- Provide technical input and support writing of technical reports required for regulatory purposes.
- Participate in Quality and Safety regulatory audits.
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