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For any equipment identified not having either a LOTO and/or Confined Space written procedure, they will be required to draft a procedure for approval. Develop draft Confined Space procedures that are missing.
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Independently work with internal stakeholders, regulated packaging processes and system workflows to revise or draft new packaging for vaccine biologicals for both US (domestic) and international markets.
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Develop draft LOTO procedures for any that are missing. Ability to work in a fast paced, visit various locations (Hatchery, Feed Mill, Processing Plant, Administration) to validate LOTO procedures.
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Correspondence: Prepare and draft correspondence with clients, inventors, foreign associates, and the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Overview: We are seeking a detail-oriented and experienced Patent Paralegal to join our legal team.
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Industry - Pharmaceutical Industry/Vaccine manufacturing/Medical and Biotechnology. Ensure prompt availability of labels and artworks and liaises with departments such as Marketing, Pharmacovigilance and Technical Services to ensure compliance with established regulations.
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