Regulatory Affairs Officer. Job in Birmingham Education & Training Jobs

McAllister Recruitment & Consultancy

Birmingham

5 months ago

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McAllister Recruitment are recruiting for our client a leading company in the Pharmaceutical Import/export industry. This is an opportunity to work with a well established pharmaceutical business

This position would suit someone with a Quality or Regulatory background in the pharmaceutical industry.

This is a full-time position, based in the Birmingham area. The hours are Monday to Thursday 8 am to 5pm and Friday 8am to 12.00pm

What our client can offer you :

Basic Salary of £30,000
Holidays 25 days plus Bank Holidays

What is the Is the Industry?

Pharmaceuticals, Import/Export

Regulatory Officer you will be complying with GDP and GMP directives and ensuring accuracy and quality at all times.

Responsibilities

Preparation of:

PLPI/initial applications.
RFI responses.
pharmaceutical/admin variations.
PIL variations.
Renewals.

Ongoing tasks:

Registering products on AMF.
Allocating barcodes via GS1 for products.
Booking in samples.
Sending coded leaflets and cartons to production.
Maintaining departmental databases.
Maintaining good communication practices with assessors from MHRA.

Experience requirement

Working to GDP and or GMP directives

Desireable Experience

Working in the pharma industry or associated industries

Apply now

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