Project Manager, Production Operations
About this role
Job Description
We are looking for a Project Manager for a two-year fixed term position at Fermion's production plant in Oulu. In this role, you will have the opportunity to work in a demanding GMP-regulated pharmaceutical manufacturing environment, developing processes and harmonizing ways of working across our production sites in both Oulu and Hanko towards more aligned operating models.
To succeed in this role, you will build a strong understanding of current processes, operating models and stakeholder interaction, identifying opportunities to improve collaboration and operational effectiveness. Working closely with stakeholders from different functions, you will get insights to utilize, transforming these into practical solutions and new ways of working that support Fermion's long-term business needs. You will ensure that improvements deliver clear benefits and become part of everyday operations across the production organization.
Responsibilities
- In this role, you will be responsible for planning and driving development initiatives that support production operations across our manufacturing sites. Your key responsibilities include:
- Developing and harmonizing production equipment cleaning processes, including implementation of new ways of working as well as developing related documentation.
- Coordinating the development of controlled substance handling processes
- Strengthening collaboration between key stakeholders groups (production, Quality Assurance, laboratory functions).
- Driving implementation and continuous improvement of 5S practices across the organization.
- Leading development projects from concept to implementation.
- What you can expect from us
- We offer you interesting and diverse tasks, as well as thorough onboarding and support to help you succeed in your role. You will also have the opportunity to grow and expand your expertise throughout your career.
- At Orion, your work creates true impact and well-being for our customers, patients and society