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The Project Manager oversees project setup, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and specifications. Responsibilities include project planning, communication with clients, mentoring team members, documentation review, and managing distribution activities. The role involves leading project teams, supporting business development, coordinating logistics, and facilitating project close-out activities.

The Continuous Improvement Manager will implement Lean methodologies at the site, facilitate process improvement initiatives, lead critical business projects, mentor staff, and partner with operations to enhance safety, quality, and cost efficiency. Responsibilities include deploying Lean standards and reporting on cost savings to support business goals.

The Project Engineer is responsible for designing packaging processes and tooling for pharmaceutical products, ensuring compliance with quality standards and customer requirements. Responsibilities include quoting, designing, attending meetings, and supporting validation efforts while adhering to company policies. Occasional travel and overtime may be required.

The Financial Controller at PCI Berlin is responsible for developing and implementing financial and operational strategies, overseeing accounting operations and financial reporting, managing cash flow, driving process improvements, and ensuring compliance with financial policies. This role involves working closely with key stakeholders and providing financial guidance to the site leadership team.

The Commercial Project Manager manages customer projects, serving as the main contact for timelines, budgets, and client satisfaction. Responsibilities include project planning, compliance with regulations, expense management, team leadership, and continuous improvement initiatives to achieve project deliverables.

The Project Engineer is responsible for providing technical and operational support, focusing on process improvement and equipment optimization. Key tasks include analyzing sales requests, designing production lines, managing project budgets, and overseeing equipment acquisition, installation, and validation protocols. The role entails collaboration with various departments and managing project timelines effectively.

The NPI Quality Lead at PCI Pharma Services is responsible for managing the quality aspects of New Product Introduction, ensuring compliance with cGMP standards, and facilitating communication among cross-functional teams. They will coordinate project timelines, manage quality escalations, and promote engagement throughout the project lifecycle.

The Associate Project Manager supports clinical customer projects by managing workflow, resolving issues, and ensuring milestones are met. Responsibilities include documentation, communication with vendors and customers, and training new employees. This role aims to provide leading customer experiences and uphold project goals within the prescribed parameters.

The EHS Coordinator is responsible for implementing health and safety functions at the Bridgend site, supporting the global safety team, conducting risk assessments, maintaining EHS records, leading safety initiatives, conducting training, and ensuring compliance with EHS regulations.

The IRE_NPI Project Manager role involves managing New Product Introduction projects within the PCI Pharma Services Ireland site. Responsibilities include project management tasks, generating quotations, ensuring compliance with standards, monitoring budgets, and collaborating with customers and suppliers to ensure timely product introduction and operational efficiency.

As an NPI Project Manager, you will provide project management support for new product introduction, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Responsibilities include managing budgets, coordinating with internal and external stakeholders, reporting on project status, and participating in continuous improvement projects. You will also be responsible for maintaining project management tools and fostering a culture of quality within operations.

The Buyer is responsible for negotiating and procuring components and materials while managing vendor selection and performance. The role includes setting goals to achieve cost savings, supporting customer demand, and ensuring quality delivery of products. The Buyer will analyze purchase price variances, manage inventory levels, and liaise with vendors and internal teams to resolve issues.

The Process Engineer III oversees the design, installation, and optimization of manufacturing equipment for pharmaceutical production. Responsibilities include leading equipment improvement projects, mentoring junior engineers, conducting risk assessments, and ensuring compliance with industry regulations. The role also involves troubleshooting and maintaining equipment while promoting process optimization and continuous improvement initiatives.

Join PCI as an EHS Specialist in Ireland to promote environmental health and safety, provide compliance advice, support regulatory inspections, conduct risk assessments, manage incidents, and develop EHS systems. Requirements include 3 years of experience in Health and Safety, NFQ 7 qualification, and computer literacy.

The Quality Systems Specialist will implement and execute quality system tasks, oversee quality assurance processes and documentation, conduct internal and external audits, prepare quality review reports, and manage training sessions. The role involves enhancing quality processes and supporting regulatory compliance.

As a Quality Engineering Specialist at PCI, you will ensure quality and compliance in pharmaceutical packaging processes through inspections, risk assessments, and adherence to regulatory standards. Responsibilities include managing quality control procedures, process optimizations, training staff, and participating in audits.

The QA Manager oversees daily functions of the quality system, ensuring compliance with client specifications and quality standards. Responsibilities include supervising QA staff, managing quality systems, approving deviations and CAPAs, reviewing validation protocols, and providing training and documentation support.

The Continuous Improvement Manager will drive the transition to a Lean culture at the site by eliminating waste and enhancing value flow. Responsibilities include creating and facilitating Lean vision, coaching teams in process improvement projects, leading business-critical initiatives, managing cost savings data, and mentoring staff in Lean practices.

The Project Engineer is responsible for the generation and approval of user requirement specifications, project planning and execution, equipment qualification, and training technicians. They manage project costs, ensure compliance with EHS and regulatory standards, and participate in continuous improvement initiatives to enhance operational efficiencies.

The Engineering Programme Manager will lead the Site Project Department, ensuring regulatory compliance and effective management of project-related activities. Responsibilities include overseeing HR documentation, generating technical solutions, managing training requirements, and coordinating site projects. The role emphasizes maintaining quality standards and integrating new technologies to improve operational efficiency.