Parenteral Visual Inspection Program Lead

Fresenius Group; Wilson, Northern (NC, KY); Hybrid; USD 74,000 - 104,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) plan with company contributions

Paid vacation

Holidays and personal days

Employee assistance program

Health benefits (medical, prescription

Dental and vision coverage

Job summary

Fresenius Kabi in Wilson, NC seeks a Visual Inspector Program Leader to design, develop, and implement visual inspection standards for parenteral products, ensuring regulatory compliance and industry best practices. You will provide high-level expertise in automated and manual inspection and collaborate with global teams.

The role emphasizes training and qualifying operators, maintaining defect catalogs, and supporting quality systems, with a focus on reducing inspection errors and enabling

Qualifications

• Experience with GMP and FDA regulatory requirements.
• Ability to train and qualify inspectors.
• Collaborate with QA, manufacturing, and engineering teams.

Responsibilities

• Lead the design, development, and implementation of visual inspection standards for parenteral products with regulatory compliance.
• Evaluate and validate visual inspection processes (manual and automated) to achieve quality outcomes.
• Establish risk-based inspection strategies for parenteral products and materials.
• Harmonize inspection control strategies across networks.
• Develop and deliver training programs for quality inspectors and operators.
• Ensure audit readiness and maintain documentation for quality systems.
• Drive continuous improvement and process automation opportunities with engineering.

Job description

Fresenius Kabi in Wilson, NC seeks a Visual Inspector Program Leader to design, develop, and implement visual inspection standards for parenteral products, ensuring regulatory compliance and industry best practices. You will provide high-level expertise in automated and manual inspection and collaborate with global teams.

The role emphasizes training and qualifying operators, maintaining defect catalogs, and supporting quality systems, with a focus on reducing inspection errors and enabling