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Batch Record & Document Coordinator

Raritan, New Jersey, United States

Legend Biotech is seeking a Batch Record & Document Coordinator as part of the Technical Operations team based in Raritan, NJ. 

Role Overview

The Batch Record and Documentation Coordinator will work in a detail-oriented compliant manner coordinating the batch record flow, correction, proper and complete documentation.

Key Responsibilities  

  • Communicating accurate and up-to-date status reviews to appropriate personnel and updating status tracking spreadsheets and preparing reports • Assist in the correction of deficiencies found within the documentation reviewed per the cGMPs and SOPs on daily basis
  • Ensure documents like batch records, labels, forms, etc. are printed and available for production
  • Oversee batch records review and completeness of all associated documentation ensuring compliance with written Policies and procedures as required for batch release
  • Perform First Quality review for executed batch records daily
  • Perform other assigned duties as may be required in meeting company objectives
  • Communicate effectively with other departments within the organization and function within a team environment
  • Gather production information to support OOS, Deviation, and CAPA logs
  • Review of specific in-process, and finished product data such as eLims samples data, MES calculations, EBR completeness, SAP data, and Quality Issues
  • Document retrieval from local files and archives, as required for submissions and customer requests
  • Assist in process audits and internal audits as needed
  • Report Error Weekly Metrics (Right the First Time) Error Free, and success Rate found during review to Management
  • Works closely with QA functional teams to align and promote awareness on data integrity and good documentation practices
  • Facilitate and Coordinate with Project teams to enhance, improve and streamline batch records cycle time
  • Navigate through various online platforms, including MES, SAP, Track Wise, and eLIMS.
  • Initiate product non-conformance investigations and deviation investigations in Track Wise as necessary • Routine interaction with other departments for purposes of collecting batch record information or working to resolve documentation issues

Requirements

  • Position requires a 2-yr Associate Degree. Will consider experienced candidates with a high school diploma or GED.
  • A minimum of two years’ experience in a cGMP environment required or related experience.
  • Must possess good written and oral communication skills.
  • Must be proficient in MS Office Suite and be able to coordinate multiple tasks efficiently.
  • Must be willing to learn and be proficient in eLIMs, S4HANA (SAP) , MES (Manufacturing Electronic Batch Record), and a Learning Management System.
  • Electronic Batch Record), and a Learning Management System.
  • Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work well in a team environment is a must.
  • Language: English

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