PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIST Job Description PDF
PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIST Job Description PDF
PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIST Job Description PDF
JOB PURPOSE
To contribute to a culture of manufacturing excellence through participation in Technology Transfer
into and execution of manufacturing operations within FFDB production facilities.
DIMENSIONS
NO. OF STAFF REPORTING TO INDIVIDUAL: 0
NUMBER OF PROJECTS (PER ANNUM): Up to 20 – 25 manufacturing batches per year
made and dispositioned, representing 8 – 10
different products.
FORWARD WORK PLAN: Up to 1 week
KEY TECHNIQUES Operation of Upstream, Downstream and
analytical equipment as required by role
Aseptic technique as required by role
Environmental Monitoring if required
SAP interaction
Office skills: Word, Excel, Powerpoint,
Trackwise
PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES
1. Interact with R&D and Engineering personnel as part of a programme team to support
Technology Transfer of projects into the manufacturing facilities and to conduct plant and
process troubleshooting during manufacture.
3. The job holder will understand the requirements of GMP (e.g. Purpose of a BMR, role of a
Witness, Good Documentation Practice) and ensure accurate data recording of executed tasks
and activities in Quality documentation including but not limited to Batch Manufacturing
Records, Logbooks and Qualification Protocols.
4. Ensure appropriate training status for all tasks and activities to be undertaken and ensure
these tasks and activities are performed in a safe and compliant manner.
5. Identify and appropriately report all potential safety risks and violations.
6. Identify and appropriately report all deviations from defined operating procedures.
Page 1 of 2
JOB DESCRIPTION
COMPETENCIES
Note: This is not an exhaustive list and further information on behaviours can be found by reference to the
Competency framework.
SPECIAL FEATURES
The FFDB manufacturing facilities are multi-functional, comprising of multiple manufacturing streams
with supporting services and cleanroom infrastructure which operate to the standards of current
Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP), and may be audited at any time by Regulatory Agencies (e.g.
MHRA, FDA) or customers.
Personnel working in the manufacturing facilities therefore must be highly skilled to ensure
successful process transfer and execution and flexible to the needs of the manufacturing schedule.
Page 2 of 2