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The successful candidate will be involved in running samples on automated analysers with subsequent investigation of those giving discrepant Freelite results. Techniques for this include SDS-PAGE, Western blots and column chromatography. The successful candidate will be expected to write reports using Word and Excel to present all findings. The role also involves handling and investigating Freelite/Hevylite complaints and general housekeeping (including E-archiving and stock control using LINE500).
Depending on future workload the technician may also develop to assist with the training of internal and external Binding Site staff in the implementation/interpretation of Freelite/Hevylite assays across multiple automated analysers.

Essential skills required are:

• A good relevant scientific degree (or equivalent).
• GCSE's English, Maths and Science (grade A-C) or equivalent).
• Excellent communication skills (both written and verbal).
• Excellent working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.
• Excellent team working skills.
• Excellent attention to detail.
• The ability to decision make, prioritise workload and trouble shoot.
• The ability to follow set policies and procedures.
• To be enthusiastic and motivated.

Desirable skills required are:

• Prior laboratory experience.
• Prior experience with automated laboratory equipment (eg. Computer driven analysers, programmable automated chromatography systems and automated plate readers).
• The ability to learn new techniques and procedures.
  

If you're interested in a new job, The Binding Site Group Limited has a number of excellent opportunities in Science. As a result of continued organisational growth, we are currently looking for keen and enthusiastic team players to work in our Laboratories.

Applicants must have GCSE grade A-C (or equivalent) in English, Maths and Science with legible handwriting and also have good communication, organisation and time management skills. Applicants should also ideally hold a Science A Level (or equivalent) and have good working knowledge of computers. We are looking for individuals who can demonstrate a high level of commitment, accuracy and attention to detail. Laboratory experience would be advantageous.

These positions have scope for personal development and provide a fantastic opportunity for you to make an impact and add real value to our organisation. In addition to salary and annual leave, the company can offer excellent training and development and a contributory pension scheme.

We will only accept applicants with the essential skills required. Previous applicants need not re-apply.

Interested? Then pick up the phone and call 0121 436 1011, Monday to Friday between 8.30-3.30, quoting reference number 865HEV for an application pack.

The successful candidate will be involved in supporting the production operation in meeting regulatory and quality system compliance, logging and investigating all pre-packaging complaints, quality/technical issues and where necessary propose corrective action for resolution. The role will involve carrying out procedural improvement work including validation of process or equipment, maintaining raw material specifications and carrying out raw material inspections. The role will also involve ensuring that the department responds effectively to product change and new product development and supporting training needs of production staff particularly as an outcome of any process or procedural changes introduced. Providing back up support for the scheduling of production activities will be required in this role.

Essential skills required are:

• Educated to degree level (or equivalent) in a Scientific subject.
• GCSE Maths and English (Grade A-C) or equivalent.
• Excellent organisational and communication skills.
• To be self motivated and the ability to work as part of a team.
• The ability to follow set policies and procedures.
• A proven track record of taking responsibility for an area procedure or event.
• Good working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.

Desirable skills required are:

• Previous experience in the Biotech or Pharmaceutical industries or similar GMP production operations.
• Supervisory or Managerial experience.
  

The successful candidate will be involved in the line management of the production team including responsibility for staff appraisals and setting of both individual and team objectives. The role will include organising and scheduling work and the staff rotation on the automated dispensing lines, whilst ensuring that the machine production operation is meeting Health & Safety, Regulatory and Quality System requirements. Ensuring the Department is meeting targets for OEE and lead times and utilisation of SMED activities to minimise downtime/maximize capacity will be part of this role. The candidate will be required to work with the Engineering Team to ensure maintenance and Line improvements are carried out at appropriate times.

Essential skills required are:

• Educated to degree level (or equivalent in experience)
• GCSE Maths and English (Grade A-C) or equivalent.
• Experience in a similar supervisory position in a GMP production operation.
• Line Management and Supervisory experience.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Excellent organisational skills.
• The ability to follow set policies and procedures.
• Excellent attention detail.
• Excellent working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.
  

The successful candidate will be a qualified, professional statistician, who is required to lead the analysis of clinical diagnostic and survival studies. The analysis must be of the appropriate standard for publication in top bio/medical journals and for submission to regulatory authorities. Advice on the design of prospective studies will also be required. Effective team working with regulatory affairs specialists, R&D scientists and clinical researchers will be necessary.
Additional duties will include statistical guidance on suitable quality control and quality assurance protocols in the production of medical diagnostic devices.

Essential skills required are:

• Maths or Statistics BSc/MSc or PhD or equivalent in applied statistics/medical statistics or other relevant subject with high statistical content
• Experience of Statistical Analysis for Clinical Trials within Pharmaceutical/Biotechnology/Public Health setting in Industry, Government or Academia
• Experience of statistical project planning and project management
• Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate statistical information effectively (written and oral)
• Good team worker

Desirable skills are:

• Specific experience of survival analysis
• Experience of preparing results for presentation
  

The successful candidate will be a Grade B clinical scientist who will be responsible for the handling, organisation, analysis and storage of biological samples in a variety of clinical studies. They will be responsible for the supervision of other staff involved in the above. They will also be responsible for providing informed assessments and constructive comments on new assays, while under development.

Essential skills required are:

• Gel Electrophoresis
• Recent experience of running nephelometric/turbidimetric immunoassays in a clinical laboratory
• Good organisational and communication skills
• BSc/MSc or PhD or equivalent in Clinical Biochemistry

Desirable skills are:

• Supervisory experience
• Experience of clinical trials
• Working towards MRC PATH
• Clinical validation of new assays