Supporting process development & validation projects in manufacturing & packaging
Assisting with investigating issues and implementing solutionsSupporting continuous improvement of our site
Providing technical knowledge & support to other teams on site
Training:Laboratory scientist (degree) Apprenticeship Standard:
As part of this apprenticeship role, 20% of your time will be focused on studying for a BSc (Hons) Scientist (Pharmaceutical Pathway) which will be completed through block learning and virtual learning
This will with Manchester Metropolitan University
Training Outcome:We are looking for individuals who enjoy:
Understanding the details behind how and why things work
Applying their learnings from theories to deliver a project
Trying new things and when things go wrong/see it as a learning opportunity by critically analysing a situation and using tools and techniques to find the root cause of problems
Working with other people as a team and problem-solving
Researching, understanding and implementing new technologies
Working in a detail-driven environment and documenting their findings
This apprenticeship will give the apprentice a good grounding and understanding of the pharmaceutical industry from the development and formulation of drugs, how drugs function in the body, commercial manufacturing and laboratory testing
This foundation will open options for the apprentice to pursue multiple careers within the industry
The classroom learning will be supported by performing a job within the manufacturing technical team where the apprentice can put their learning into practice
Employer Description:Eisai is a leading research based pharmaceutical organisation with an extensive portfolio across the Oncology, Neurology and Pain therapy areas.
By joining Eisai, you will be working for an organisation with a human healthcare philosophy which means that we put the patient first in everything we do.Working Hours :Working arrangement: Hybrid – likely 3/4 days in the office.
Days and shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience....Read more...
Responsibilities include:
Operate the Pilot Plant reactors and ancillary equipment following all current procedures (operating procedures, batch process guides, etc.)
Maintain high standards of safety, housekeeping, hygiene, and quality
Ensure written instructions are always adhered to
Notify your supervisor or Manager immediately of any irregularities so that corrective actions can be planned and implemented
Promptly and accurately complete documents as directed and record all irregularities
Support emissions monitoring and report/record information
Carry out routine maintenance and re-configuration of reaction vessels and ancillary equipment to ensure production is carried out in a timely and safe manner, complying with Health and Safety obligations
Participate fully and diligently in all training schemes.
Participate fully and diligently in project schemes to support continuous improvement in working practices
Training:
Apprentices work full-time whilst studying towards a BSc (Hons) Scientist (Chemical Science) degree from Manchester Metropolitan University, as well as a Level 6-degree apprenticeship
Students study a tutor-supported e-distance learning curriculum and attend residential schools. The work-based projects, negotiated with employers, offer students the opportunity to apply their learning directly to their organisation
The programme is primarily taught through tutor-supported online study, part-time over four years
Apprentices will attend a two-day induction at the University to help them get to know each other and balance undergraduate study with working full-time. They will also attend a week-long residential at our campus in central Manchester once a year, in addition to a two-day mini-residential in the first year
Training Outcome:Full training will be given.
This role can lead on to a career in Pilot Plant management or in another of our departments (including Health & Safety, Chemistry, QA, QC, Engineering).Employer Description:Evotec, Aptuit’s parent company, is a leader in the discovery and development of novel therapeutics with operational sites in the UK, Europe (Germany, Italy and France) and the US.
Aptuit (Oxford) provides integrated chemistry and manufacturing capabilities to support drug substance development and GMP manufacturing on both laboratory and commercial scales for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients.Working Hours :12-hour shifts (days & nights) including paid breaks
28-day shift pattern cycle:
week 1: 2 dayshifts, 2 nightshifts, 3 days off
week 2: 2 days off, 2 dayshifts, 3 nightshifts
week 3: 4 days off, 3 dayshifts
week 4: 2 nightshifts, 5 days off
(exact shifts TBC)Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Awareness of cGMP,Time management skills,Manage multiple tasks,Flexible....Read more...
If you have an enthusiasm for science and using a variety of analytical techniques and would like to be part of a team ensuring the safe on time delivery of medicines to patients, where our collective efforts will make a significant impact on people’s health.
Our lab consists of multiple testing teams; Microbiology, Raw Materials, Packaging Components, as well as Finished products for both product release and stability.
You will be trained in a variety of analytical chemistry techniques, from traditional wet chemistry to FTIR and HPLC following our regulated methods and procedures.
You will develop troubleshooting and root cause analysis skills, gaining problem-solving skills, so you will learn what to do when things don’t go according to plan.
In all aspects of your work, you will be responsible to ensure that all areas work within Organon and regulatory and Safety Guidelines.
You will work to the highest standards of quality and comply with both internal (Organon) and external (Regulatory) cGMP, cGLP requirement.
You will be encouraged and supported in progressing continuous improvement ideas daily, learning and applying skills in Lean methodology and problem-solving.
Training:
Apprentices work full-time whilst studying towards a BSc (Hons) Scientist (Chemical Science) degree from Manchester Metropolitan University, as well as a Level 6 degree apprenticeship
Students study a tutor-supported e-distance learning curriculum and attend residential schools. The work-based projects, negotiated with employers, offer students the opportunity to apply their learning directly to their organisation
The programme is primarily taught through tutor-supported online study, part-time over four years.
Apprentices will attend a two-day induction at the University to help them get to know each other and balance undergraduate study with working full-time. They will also attend a week-long residential at our campus in central Manchester once a year, in addition to a two day mini-residential in the first year.
Training Outcome:At Organon, your development is driven by you and supported by your manager. Through on-the job training, formal training programs, mentoring, or networking, there are numerous opportunities to diversify your skills and experience to meet your goals.
Organon has a global footprint, and we encourage development into different roles and different functions, if employees are interested to progress within the organisation.Employer Description:Organon delivers ingenious health solutions that enable people to live their best lives. We are a $6.5 billion global healthcare company focused on making a world of difference for women, their families and the communities they care for.
Organon Cramlington is a world-class pharmaceutical manufacturing site in North-East England.
Organon is a different kind of healthcare company, hoping to make a difference in improving everyday health for women worldwide.
Our people are the foundation for what the company will become.
We’re looking for real, passionate team players, curious innovators, forward thinkers, empowered by the idea of shaping their career, and ready to bring their fire to embrace change and the opportunities it brings for progress.
Organon’s Vision is clear: A better and healthier every day for every woman.
As an equal opportunity employer, Organon welcomes applications from candidates with a diverse background, committed to creating an inclusive environment for all our applicants.Working Hours :Monday-Friday 7am – 3pm (or 8am – 4pm) with a 30 minute lunch break. Site-based. One day per week will be allocated to complete apprenticeship learning.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Team working,Willingness to learn,Adaptive....Read more...
