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Quality Control Technician

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IQA technicians are responsible for all the activities detailed in IQA procedures. Below is a list of typical activities that all IQA technicians are responsible for; this list is not exhaustive, and it is expected that the technicians are progressive with the company and as new systems come in and are replaced with others, this list will change. In all cases, adequate training will take place before the IQA technician is requested to carry out the activity.

Key /Accountabilities

  • Release of Production and Packaging components across all BU's

  • Issue components to Packaging / Production

  • Complete In -process checks in the BU's.

  • Visual Inspection/ PA testing of Finished Product

  • Complete complaints investigation for complaints department on GTW

  • Participate in QA and EHS Gemba’s

  • Paperwork review, logbook review

  • Audit preparation and participation

  • Proven track record in a quality discipline in the Pharma/Medical Device environment.

  • Third level Science qualification advantageous but not critical.

  • Keen attention to detail and ability to multitask.

  • Good communication skills and team player.

  • Ability to use sound judgment to make effective decisions within appropriate timeframes.

  • Proven to be self-directed, self-motivated and ability to prioritize competing priorities.

AbbVie is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to operating with integrity, driving innovation, transforming lives and serving our community. Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled.

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