QC Particulate Lab Techician
American Regent, Inc.
About the Role
The QC Technician will be responsible for routine testing for product release by USP and will play a supporting role in:
- Non-destructive (in vial) particle characterization
- Method development
- Routine testing for product release by USP 788 method 2 for opaque products
- Particle isolation, manipulation, and particle forensics supporting product investigations
- Process evaluation
- Examination of customer complaint CRU
- Source particle characterization and mitigation programs
- R&D container closure studies
Key Responsibilities
- Tracking/documentation of incoming samples
- Prepare particle-free water for particulate analysis
- Perform USP Method 1 and 2
- Perform Multisizer Analysis
- Perform forensic testing on unknown particulate samples
- Document all data generated from testing
- Assist with data entry for analysis and trending
- Order and track laboratory supplies
- Clean and disinfect laboratory spaces/work areas
- Assist in the characterization of particulate matter
- Perform routine testing of final dosage forms and stability samples
- Assist in the IQ/OQ/PQ of new laboratory equipment (e.g., new particulate matter systems)
- Assist in the performance of investigations
- Maintain laboratory equipment (e.g., particulate systems, sonicator, laminar flow hoods)
- Perform any other tasks/duties as assigned by management
Qualifications
- Minimum of High School Degree required
- 0-3 years in a Quality Control laboratory environment
- Aseptic processing experience preferred
- Ability to work overtime as needed
Physical Environment and Requirements
- While performing duties of the job, incumbent is occasionally required to stand; walk; sit; use hands to finger, handle or feel objects, tools or controls; reach with hands and arms; balance; talk and hear.