Quality Manager
Pubblicato il 04-08-2026 - PHIBRO ANIMAL HEALTH in Italia
Overview
Phibro Animal Health Corporation is a publicly traded global company that manufactures and markets medicated feed additives, vaccines, nutritional specialty products and mineral nutrition products for livestock and companion animals. It supports producers, farmers, veterinarians and consumers worldwide.
Responsibilities
- Provide technical expertise and leadership for Quality & compliance topics/issues within the Quality team at the Medolla, Italy site.
- Offer strategic guidance related to QA operations, deviation investigations and performance improvement to ensure robust results.
- Develop and maintain schedules for GMP document reviews and approvals to meet commercial supply timelines.
- Support operations, engineering, supply chain and material movement for commercial products.
- Approve QA documents and procedures to support technology transfers and new product introductions.
- Lead root cause analysis and corrective and preventive action proposals for deviation investigations.
- Review and approve SOPs, batch process records, policies,
validation protocols and reports.
- Set objectives for the QA department; monitor performance against objectives; prepare performance reviews and development plans for direct reports.
- Provide expertise for regulatory submissions and inspection readiness, including leading audits with health authority inspectors, responding to observations and monitoring follow‑up actions.
- Support audits of GMP material suppliers and providers according to PAHC Supplier Management/audit program.
- Ensure compliance with Safety, Health and Welfare at Work legislation and company policies.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Competencies
- Attain a satisfactory level of technical and professional skill in QMS, QA and regulatory requirements.
- Demonstrate strong technical knowledge of QMS, QA and regulatory requirements.
- Understand EU GMP, ICH, HACCP (Feed Safety & Risk Assessment/Management) and compendia regulations for veterinar