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The FDA Group is seeking an experienced GMP/GLP & Quality Systems Audit Consultant to conduct a thorough three-day onsite audit of a life sciences testing facility in Northern California. You will assess laboratory operations, quality systems, room classifications, equipment maintenance, and Quality Unit oversight to identify gaps and risks.
The engagement emphasizes practical, risk-based recommendations and a comprehensive audit report, with follow-up audits anticipated to evaluate progress and
Location: Northern California
Work Arrangement: Onsite for audit execution
Duration: Three-day facility audit, with report preparation following the audit
Start: Before the end of October
Travel: Onsite presence required
We are seeking an experienced GMP/GLP and Quality Systems Audit Consultant to conduct a comprehensive three-day onsite audit of a life sciences testing facility in Northern California.
The audit will assess laboratory operations and supporting quality systems across microbiology, environmental monitoring, virology, molecular services, and chemistry. The scope will also include room classifications, equipment suitability, maintenance programs, and Quality Unit functions.
The consultant will identify compliance gaps, areas of risk, and improvement opportunities and provide a clear, technically credible audit report with practical, risk-based recommendations. A follow-up audit is anticipated in the following year to evaluate progress and implemented improvements.
The engagement requires onsite presence for the three-day facility audit. Audit report preparation will follow the onsite assessment, with standard delivery expected within approximately 30 days after the audit. An expedited report turnaround may be requested based on project timing.
The ideal consultant is a seasoned auditor with strong laboratory and Quality Systems expertise who can independently assess a multidisciplinary testing environment, identify meaningful compliance and operational gaps, and produce a clear, actionable audit report. Former FDA experience is valuable, but directly relevant technical expertise and a strong audit track record are the primary considerations.