Great, you’ve taken the first step to a new career in validation!
What happens next!
Check Your Email:
Our Course Director, Geraldine Creaner is going to send you one email a day for the next five days with details on the course structure, delivery, etc for the Equipment Validation Training Course. Don’t forget to look in your spam folder, where messages sometimes filter.
NOTE: We have included a “Click Here to stop them” link at the bottom of every email so you can stop these messages at any time.
Expect a Telephone Call:
Within the next 48 working hours (excluding weekends and bank holidays), 🤓, our Enrolment Advisor will call to discuss your course options and answer any questions.
ACTION REQUIRED!
Prepare for our telephone call by completing these next steps
STEP 1
Reply to our email indicating your preferred day and time for the call.
STEP 2
Get ready for the conversation by taking the following steps:
- Carefully go through all the content and links contained in the confirmation email we have sent you.
- Have an updated CV/Resume ready.
- Write down some ideas on why you want to work in validation and how this course might help.
STEP 3
Check out the links on the following roles while you wait for the email from Geraldine:
Validation Technician – Some pharma companies call this role:
- Associate QA Validation Specialist
- Equipment Validation Specialist
- QA Validation Associate
- QA Validation Specialist
CQV Specialist – Some pharma companies call this role:
- CQV Junior Engineer
- C&Q Specialist
- C&Q Junior Project Manager
With validation roles, you could work directly for:
- pharmaceutical companies on in-house projects
- engineering consultancies as part of a project team on small to large capital projects
- engineering contractors as part of a project team on small to large capital projects
If you’re looking for something to do until your email arrives, check out some of the things our previous students have said – https://www.getreskilled.com/pharmaceutical-jobs/sucess-stories/
Reading them might help you think about questions or things about the industry that you haven’t considered already.
