Pilot Plant Manufacturing Technician

Novartis; Ivrea; In loco; EUR 30.000 - 40.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

A global healthcare company in Ivrea is seeking a dedicated Pilot Plant Manufacturing Technician to oversee the end-to-end production of radiopharmaceuticals. The successful candidate will ensure compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices and manage documentation. Applicants should possess technical education, at least 2 years of relevant experience, and a strong understanding of production processes. This full-time role demands a commitment to quality and adaptability in a dynamic working environment.

Competenze

• Minimum 2 years in GMP manufacturing support or technical roles, preferably in sterile injectables.
• Strong scientific/technical understanding and quick grasp of production processes.
• Quality compliance mindset with knowledge of regulatory requirements.

Mansioni

• Shift work for preparation, production, and packaging of sterile radioactive drugs.
• Perform setup, cleaning, and environmental microbiological monitoring of areas and equipment.
• Prepare raw materials and batch kits; manage stock and waste.

Conoscenze

Lean Manufacturing

Basic Math

Mechanical Knowledge

Computer Literacy

cGMP

Formazione

Technical or scientific high school education

University degree in Science (Pharmacy, Chemical Engineering, Pharmaceutical Technology)

Descrizione del lavoro

Job Description Summary

The Pilot Plant Manufacturing Technician performs end-to-end production of radiopharmaceuticals in strict adherence to current Good Manufacturing Practices and approved Standard Operating Procedures ensuring quality sterility and regulatory compliance at every stage. It prepares handles operates and documents materials and equipment according to validated procedures maintaining accurate traceable records and promptly escalating any deviations. The position follows an internal rotation plan with morning and afternoon shifts requiring flexibility and consistent coordination to meet operational timelines and batch release objectives.

Job Description

Key responsibilities

• Shift work for preparation production and packaging/shipping of sterile radioactive drugs in compliance with HSE EU GMP Annex 1/3 and applicable regulations
• Perform setup cleaning and environmental microbiological monitoring (viable and non-viable) of areas and equipment with GMP-based periodic cleaning
• Prepare raw materials and batch kits; manage stock and waste per Production Supervisor instructions and HSE SOPs
• Complete GMP documentation per ALCOA and promptly report deviations/OOS to Production Supervisor Qualified Person and HSE Manager
• Handle inbound logistics restock areas prepare shipping packaging; check for radioactive contamination and perform decontamination
• Manage proper radioactive waste disposal with related records and transport
• Support maintenance/qualification train new personnel contribute to the site quality system and continuous improvement in line with safety and GMP
• Perform technical tests and support process/product qualification and validation; drive feedback and improvements tracking KPIs (successful batches delays OOS/deviations audit findings qualifications)

Essential requirements

• Technical or scientific high school education required; university degree in Science (Pharmacy Chemical Engineering Pharmaceutical Technology) or equivalent experience desirable
• Minimum 2 years in GMP manufacturing support or technical roles preferably in sterile injectables; radiopharmaceutical experience is a plus
• Strong scientific/technical understanding and quick grasp of production processes
• Quality and compliance mindset with knowledge of regulatory requirements across multiple health authorities
• Proficiency with manufacturing IT systems (e.g. SCADA HMI) and good office software skills
• Team player with strong team spirit adaptability and change management
• Ability to work under pressure and maintain standards
• Language skills: Italian proficient; English desirable

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Required Experience

Key Skills

• Lean Manufacturing
• Hand Tools
• Basic Math
• Math
• Mechanical Knowledge
• Assembly Experience
• Computer Literacy
• Schematics
• cGMP
• Clamp Truck
• Programmable Logic Controllers
• Manufacturing

Employment Type

Full-Time

Experience

years

Vacancy

1