NORTH-WEST UNIVERSITY (POTCHEFSTROOM CAMPUS) FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES PEROMNES: 8 RIIP/CENQAM POSITION NUMBER: PC09265 VACANCY: SUBJECT SPECIALIST Responsibilities: Management of the HPLC laboratory and HPLC staff Interpretation and final approval of all HPLC results Performing analytical investigations on out-of-specification results Liaison with clients regarding HPLC matters Training of HPLC staff Management of safety and risk elements in the HPLC laboratory Establishment and review of SOPs Establishment and review of results forms, logbooks and laboratory books Promoting the image of RIIP/CENQAM Ad hoc tasks Minimum requirements: A diploma in Analytical Chemistry, or a BPharm degree, or a BSc degree in a relevant discipline At least three years’ experience in HPLC analyses in a pharmaceutical QC laboratory At least three years’ experience in pharmaceutical analytical processes (five years in case of a diploma) Other competency requirements: Proven knowledge of and experience in the implementation and maintenance of a quality-assurance system with reference to ISO 17025 and GMP Advanced knowledge of pharmaceutical analyses, especially with respect to HPLC analyses Good research skills The ability to do data interpretation and analytical investigations Good project-management skills Good communication skills (verbal and written) Computer literacy in Microsoft Word and Excel Demonstration of language proficiency in order to function optimally in the various multilingual environments of the NWU TOTAL REMUNERATION PACKAGE: Market related ENQUIRIES: Dr Erna Swanepoel, 018 299 2325 CLOSING DATE: 10 April 2015 COMMENCEMENT OF DUTIES: 1 May 2015 ADVANTAGES: Attractive study benefits as well as the normal fringe benefits apply. FOR APPLICATION FORMS: Contact the Human Capital Department at tel. 018 299 4961, or send an email to recruithr@nwu.ac.za. Application forms are also available at Room G25 or G27, C1 Building, Institutional Office. Completed application forms must either be handed in at the Human Capital Department on the campuses as specified on the application form, or sent via email to recruithr@nwu.ac.za, or faxed to 018 293 5308. The University subscribes to and applies the principles of the Employment Equity Act and is committed to transformation. All applications will be processed in terms of the Protection of Personal Information Act. Original details: SHARE/3.1 Recruitment and Selection/3.1.2 Advertisement for vacant position Date: 24.3.2015 File reference number: 3.1.2.1/Position number: PC09265