Interview tomorrow HELP

timetogetfit

I have an interview tomorrow heres the spec

JOB:OC Analyst

Role Purpose:
To provide analytical services as required while performing a key role in the maintenance of safe, efficient and functional chemistry laboratories developed to the required standards.
Accountabilities:
* Provide analytical support to the site.
* Ensure QC Laboratories meet current Laboratory Practice (cGLP) requirements.
*Maintain, update and issue chemical methods, specifications and SOP's in compliancec to pharmacopoeial and regulatory requirements.
*Audit and review chemistary test results on a daily basis to ensure compliance with cGLP
*Assist with training of the technicians in areas of expertise and knwoledge and in new methods, SOP's and updates.
*Ensure all quality documentation and records are complete and curernt.



Qualification: Diploma in Science

Experience: 2-3 years working in a healthcare manufacturing environment - ideally part of which would be in the pharmaceutical sector.




Would these 30 questions cover me any other tips/help greatly appreciated

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Red Hand

Prepare about 10 questions for you to ask them. During the course of the interview, about 7 of those questions will be answered during the normal run of things. At the end when they say, "Have you any questions?", you'll have the oppurtunity to ask one or two questions.

Serafijn

Make sure you know the ins and outs of the cGLP requirements as this sounds like an important part of the role, and I wouldn#'t be surprised if they ask you about that.

Just stay calm, remember that you're well able to do the job and that you just need to convince the interviewers you'd be good at it.

Be prepared to back up any statements you make about yourself with fact. Eg. "I'm very hard working. I once managed to pull off xyz project with only a week's notice just by focussing my energy and putting in the work." And remember to sell yourself!

Some background info on the company, department and products will also be helpful.

Good luck!

timetogetfit

Would those 30 questions I put in my original post and a knowledge of my past work experience be enough not to embaress myself

whiterob81

that would help but you should also research a bit about the company to show that you're interested in working for them