C&Q Engineer

Location
Melbourne
Workplace
On-site

About this role

POSITION SUMMARY:
The C&Q Engineer is responsible for ensuring systems, facilities, and equipment meet design requirements to be put in place for a facility.

Key Responsibilities

  • Plan, coordinate, and execute commissioning, qualification, and validation activities for GMP systems and equipment. 
  • Develop and review qualification protocols, test documentation, and validation reports.
  • Writes and revise GMP and GDP documents and technical specifications.
  • Support FAT, SAT, commissioning, and qualification activities throughout the project lifecycle.
  • Support development of SOPs and review final reports.
  • Collaborate with Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, and Project teams to ensure successful project delivery. 
  • Mentoring and providing consultation to the client and local team.
  • Ensure compliance with cGMP requirements, regulatory standards, and company quality systems.
  • Responsible for managing project activities and timelines. 
  • Provided status reports of projects to the PSC Project Manager.


Requirements

Requirements:


  • Bachelor Degree in Engineering, Science, or a related discipline.
  • 5+ years’ experience within pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, or other GMP-regulated environments.

  • Experience applying a risk-based CQV (Commissioning, Qualification & Validation) approach.

  • Proficient in authoring and executing DQ, FAT, SAT, IQ, OQ, PQ, and PV documents. 
  • Proficient in developing SOPS, final reports and validation & quality policies.
  • Understanding, developing, executing and maintaining CQV procedures and policies.
  • Experience performing temperature mapping of Controlled Temperature Chambers (CTCs) using systems such as Kaye Validator and/or Testo.
  • Experience performing temperature mapping and qualification of benchtop autoclaves.
  • Experience with digital validation platforms, preferably Kneat.


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