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The Quality Control Lab Technician tests and inspects products at various stages of the production process, while compiling and evaluating statistical data to determine and maintain the quality and reliability of products.
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Revises SOPs, job aids, forms and attachments as part of change control process, as assigned. They support quality continuous improvement and investigation activities, including but not limited to customer complaints, nonconformance investigations and CAPAs.
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Leads Quality Control laboratories including Bioassay, Microbiology, PCR, and Biochemistry laboratories to ensure the testing is performed according to the regulatory requirements and internal procedures.
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This role supports continuous quality improvement efforts for a pharmaceutical call center in Durham, NC. Responsibilities for the Sr. Quality Manager, Patient Support include:·Create and implement comprehensive patient engagement quality program to ensure patient services programs meet quality standards.
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Quality Control Associate Director (QC AD) is responsible for leading the QC organization for the Microbiological Labs and the Environmental/Utilities Monitoring team at the Lilly Research Triangle Park (RTP) site.
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Experience in both drug and device quality, combination products, preferably injectables. Notified Body experience specifically auditing ISO and EU MDR. Sterilization experience, specifically in ETO (Ethylene Oxide) process.
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Job Summary: The Group Leader, Production Control works closely with Team Leaders and Management team to ensure their respective areas are expectations related to Safety, Quality, Cost and Delivery.
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The primary duties of the Product Quality Team Lead at PowerSecure is to lead the day-to-day operations of the Phase 1 (In Process), Phase 2 (Performance Testing) or Phase 3 (Closeout) Quality Control functions to ensure that the manufactured equipment is compliant with pre-approved standards, designs, and NEC/UL requirements to deliver an overall high quality Switchgear Product.
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Plan, organize, and direct a wide range of training activities, including maintenance of training records that include staff competencies to deliver integrated behavioral health care, evidence-based practices, best practices, and quality improvement approaches; including supervisor competencies to mentor staff in these practices.
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Perform all quality inspections and functional testing on all manufactured switchgear to ensure that the gear meets necessary electrical code, that the gear functions as designed by the specified engineer, and that the gear is safe to be energized on-site before it leaves the manufacturing plant.
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The Specialist, Quality Control participates in a team of analysts in the development, validation, and routine testing for product. The selected candidate will also be expected to review and authorize testing results, collaborate in day-to-day lab scheduling, provide leadership in lean lab initiatives, have a strong understanding of Labware Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS), handle Quality Notification authoring and provide audit support.
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Ensures required quality procedures are established including CAPA, Non-Conforming Product, Risk Management, Post-market-surveillance, Purchasing Controls, Management Review, Traceability, Employee Controls, Post market management, Change Control, Advisory Notifications, Supplier compliance and others as coordinated within the Quality team and with other cross-functional departments.
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Minimum of three (3) years of relevant facilities experience in a manufacturing environment that includes control systems, instrumentation and/or electrical design/engineering work responsibilities and exposure to control systems such as PROVOX, RS3, DeltaV, Honeywell, ABB, Siemens, Allen Bradley, etc.
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Wellstar Cobb Medical Center has an exciting opportunity for a Quality Coordinator (Clinical Nurse Leader) in the Vascular/Telemetry Unit! C. Works in tandem with leadership, medical staff, service line, and nursing staff to evaluate, redesign and implement practice standards that optimize patient outcomes to improve patient safety and quality in nursing practice.
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This includes performing data review, deviation investigations, CAPA ownership, change control management, and trending of environmental and utility monitoring data, ensuring a compliant Quality Control lab.
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