Quality Safety Environment Manager -QSE- in industry (M/F)

Job Description:

Manpower Lyon Pharma is recruiting for its client Sanofi, at its devGenzyme site located in Lyon 7, a Quality Assurance Project Manager. This site, recognized for its expertise in biotechnologies, is engaged in high value-added projects in an international, demanding, and highly regulated pharmaceutical environment, requiring a high level of quality standards and compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).

As part of the TZIELD project, you will be the Quality Assurance referent dedicated to laboratory activities and will intervene in direct support of the operational teams.

Your main missions are:

• Be the preferred quality interlocutor for the Quality Control and MSAT/ATS sectors
• Guarantee compliance with GMP and the proper application of current quality systems
• Review and approve documentation related to equipment qualifications and analytical methods
• Evaluate the completeness and compliance of Change Control (methods, equipment, reagents)
• Ensure that laboratory deviations and investigations are reported, processed, and closed according to procedures, with relevant CAPA and an effectiveness review
• Participate in the development and updating of risk analyses related to analytical activities
• Ensure strict compliance with Data Integrity requirements
• Act as the functional administrator of laboratory computerized systems
• Conduct quality tours in the laboratory to verify the application of GMP and good data management practices

With a scientific background (Master's degree/Bac +5), you have at least 2 years of experience in a Quality Control environment, analytical laboratory, or equivalent, within a sector subject to strict quality standards. You possess a good command of quality management systems, GMP, and investigation processes. Equipped with analytical reasoning, you are proactive, recognized for your interpersonal skills, your communication sense, and your ability to work cross-functionally.

Professional English is required to evolve effectively in an international context.

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