Skills by Occupation

write batch record documentation human physiology analytical chemistry examine engineering principles drug administration regulations perform scientific research adjust engineering designs approve engineering design engineering processes ensure compliance with environmental legislation biological chemistry pharmaceutical manufacturing quality systems use a computer ensure compliance with safety legislation forecast organisational risks write technical reports work with chemicals assess environmental impact engineering principles think analytically pharmaceutical drug development apply health and safety standards monitor plant production pharmaceutical industry chemistry test production input materials good manufacturing practices use technical drawing software

test chemical samples conduct public presentations packaging engineering types of packaging materials supply chain management industrial software perform chemical experiments quality assurance methodologies design pharmaceutical manufacturing systems pharmacovigilance legislation toxicology pharmaceutical chemistry laboratory techniques software architecture models contribute to registration of pharmaceutical products pharmacology evaluate pharmaceutical manufacturing process chemical preservation electrical instrumentation engineering intellectual property law apply validation engineering use chemical analysis equipment manage pharmaceutical production facilities construction provide technical expertise mechanical engineering pharmaceutical legislation develop pharmaceutical drugs manage chemical testing procedures