HRS Hyper Recruitment Solutions: Upstream Production Operator

A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Upstream Production Operator to join a leading Biotech organisation based in the North West.

ROLE OVERVIEW:

The Upstream Production Operator will perform a wide range of activities associated with the upstream manufacture of cGMP biopharmaceutical Investigational Medicinal Products (IMPs) for clients within the Production Facility.

KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

1. The role involves manufacture of upstream processes for microbial, mammalian and viral technologies to cGMP within the cleanroom facility from cell culture through to harvesting bioreactors.
2. The Upstream Production Operator will prepare manufacturing instructions and specifications and manufactures the products within the cGMP production facility to meet project timelines, ensuring all documentation is completed compliantly.
3. In particular, this candidate will be expected to plan and organize their workload to manufacturing schedules.
4. In addition, the role includes more routine operations associated with maintaining the production facility such as cleaning and environmental monitoring.
5. This role will involve moving to an unsociable hours working pattern for periods of time in line with the working hours policy to meet the project demands

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

1. Hands on processing experience required within a biopharmaceutical or pharmaceutical production or development environment.
2. Good working knowledge of cGMP and a broad knowledge of safety.
3. Experience in following SOPs and completing batch records.
4. Aseptic processing, preferably with some cell culture experience.
5. Experience in the following advantageous:
6. Writing and reviewing SOPs and batch records, execution of equipment qualification.
7. Awareness of upstream processing technologies is desirable.

Key Words: cGMP / Production / Operator / Pharmaceutical / Biopharmaceutical / Upstream

Hyper Recruitment Solutions Ltd (HRS) is an Equal Opportunities employer that is happy to welcome applications for any applicant who fulfil the role requirements for this position. HRS is a company exclusively supporting the science and technology sectors and is made up of a collaboration of scientists supporting science. We look forward to helping you with your next career moves.

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