UTS – Temporary Quality Control Specialist at UNC Chapel Hill

The person in this position will be responsible for oversight of the environmental monitoring program. This person will be responsible to establish a facility environmental monitoring program working with third party vendors as references and developing the appropriate processes to implement a sustainable program at the facility, including the scheduling of environmental monitoring.

The person will gather data and feedback from stakeholders to create a strategy for environmental monitoring and its execution. The role will conduct testing, review results, and analyze the trending of data. The person will create and maintain technical documents that support the program and ensure they are followed by educating technicians on aseptic techniques and gowning qualifications.

The position will track and trend environmental monitoring, investigate environmental occurrences, and assist in review of contamination events. Individuals will provide continuous reporting on the status of environment and any developing trends.

This role will need to work independently with minimum oversight able to identify environmental causes for concern and develop corrective actions to improve processes.

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What we offer:

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