QO Primary Packaging Supervisor (Shift 3 6pm-6:30am)
Nephron Pharmaceuticals · West Columbia, SC · 1 mo ago
ManagementFull-time
Job Purpose
Be accountable and responsible for compliance on shift. Performs weight check and quality attributes inspection of the product through the filling and/or packaging process in compliance with company policies/procedures, FDA and cGMP regulations. Ensures the accuracy and completeness of batch records. Assists with and performs additional work duties or responsibilities as evident or required.
Responsibilities
- Manage quality assurance activities during the manufacturing process concerning cGMP.
- Assist with NCR investigations, deviations, audits, and reviews.
- Review SOPs and recommend updates for GMP documents.
- Assist with the issuance, creation, and revision of GMP documents during shift work.
- Coordinate and conduct GMP training and retraining of QA on‑line personnel with trainers to ensure procedural compliance.
- Monitor and perform start‑up, in‑process, and finished‑product inspections, including weighing.
- Maintain quality documentation and promote teamwork within the QA team and other departments.
- Keep line and work stations clean and orderly.
- Verify incoming packaging materials, raw materials, in‑process, and finished products; ensure no product or line contamination.
- Perform line clearances and inspect/release machines and processing rooms for production.
- Support validation and manufacturing studies, including special sampling and testing.
- Organize workload during lot and batch changeovers for efficient execution.
- Review and approve production batch records; release finished product for packaging.
- Review completed production batch record documentation to ensure completion and compliance.
- Investigate out‑of‑range percentages and review QA procedures and component specifications for compliance and clarity.
- Ensure documentation systems accurately reflect processing steps and accountability.
- Provide direction and assistance in documentation, team formation, problem solving, and process improvements.
- Notify QA management immediately of deviations.
- Assist with monitoring all production areas and personnel for adherence to cGMP, SOPs, and safety regulations.
- Develop solutions for chronic quality‑assurance problems.
- Communicate quality‑related observations, issues, discrepancies, and policy violations to Quality Management.
- Stay abreast of current FDA requirements and ensure compliance through familiarity with SOPs and routine observance.
- Assist in other activities as needed for Quality Assurance management.
Requirements
- Skills: Four‑function math skills, good communication skills, accurate and error‑free work, detail‑oriented, production assembly knowledge, specific expertise in quality assurance gained through education and experience.
- Abilities: Ability and willingness to change direction and focus to meet shifting organizational and business demands; ability to manage oneself, demonstrate integrity, be productive under pressure, and achieve development goals; ability to take strategic objectives, accept accountability, motivate and influence others, think globally, and leverage diversity; ability to manage multiple resources and maintain accurate, current data and information.
- Education/Experience: Bachelor’s degree preferred; High School Diploma or GED required.