Analytical Science Apprentice

Carry out analytical testing compliant with GMP regulations, delivering to plan on time in full Input into protocol design to delivery robust data and outcomes whilst working in a fast, flexible environment, with a strong focus on right first time Highlight any instrumentation or product issues to supervisor. Support appropriate laboratory investigations to identify root cause and disposition action in a timely manner Support the operation of specific functional tasks and activities in line with project requirements Key functional tasks and activities include the testing and development of new inhalation pharmaceutical products, including the analysis of batch manufacture, generation of stability data, generation of data and other one-off studies (where applicable) Ensure that the quality of the data generated is fit for purpose and all data are appropriately evaluated Establish clear communication channels with other teams within the department Work in a manner consistent with baseline expectations with particular focus on Safety and GxP Work in a safe manner taking responsibility for personal safety and the safety of others Participate in safety initiatives within the group Maintain good laboratory housekeeping Establish Continuous Improvement as part of “normal” everyday work Monitor self-performance against set targets Capture best practices and learnings Strive for on time in full performance in every activity and to minimise the cost of poor quality

Training:
Apprentices work full-time whilst studying towards a BSc (Hons) Scientist (Chemical Science) degree from Manchester Metropolitan University, as well as a Level 6-degree apprenticeship Students study a tutor-supported e-distance learning curriculum and attend residential schools. The work-based projects, negotiated with employers, offer students the opportunity to apply their learning directly to their organisation The programme is primarily taught through tutor-supported online study, part-time over four years Apprentices will attend a two-day induction at the University to help them get to know each other and balance undergraduate study with working full-time They will also attend a week-long residential at our campus in central Manchester once a year, in addition to a two-day mini-residential in the first year

Training Outcome:
After completion of the apprenticeship, there may be an opportunity for a full-time permanent position within the organisation

Employer Description:
Kindeva is a global pharmaceutical contract developer and manufacturer (CDMO) business, where we combine life enhancing drugs with state-of-the-art inhalers to provide customers and patients, with top quality respiratory devices. Our role as a Contract Manufacturer is one, we are incredibly proud of and is one which allows us to be at the forefront of new manufacturing technologies and processes, bringing lifesaving products to patients worldwide. Due to significant changes in the marketplace Kindeva is currently going through a period of substantial growth and we are looking for talented individuals to join our Loughborough team.

Working Hours :
Working hours will be 8 hours per day with a 30 minute unpaid lunch break. This will be on a flexible working pattern which allows a start time up to 10am and a finish time from 3pm. Monday though to Friday. 1 day per week day release (on-line).

Skills:
Communication skills,IT skills,Organisation skills,Number skills,Team working,Analytical Chemistry,Basic statistics,Enthusiastic,Flexible,Conscientious,Work under pressure,Time management skills