Your newpany
You’ll be joining a global leader in healthcare technology, recognised for driving innovation that improves patient oues and advances diagnostic capabilities worldwide. The organisation fosters a culture built on trust, inclusion and continuous learning, empowering people to grow professionally while contributing to meaningful, life‑changing work. You’ll be part of a collaborative leadership environment where operational excellence, safety and quality are at the heart of everything they do.
Your new role
This is a permanent position, where you will be joining a well-established and experienced team to act as a senior leader. You will be responsible for a lot of the day-to-day operations of this site as well as regularly liaising with internal stakeholders and external suppliers.
Major responsibilities will include:
1. Lead all site operations and radiotracer manufacturing activities, ensuring fullpliance with UK regulatory requirements including Health & Safety, MHRA and Environmental Agency standards.
2. Develop and oversee processes that ensure radiotracer production meets schedule, quality and budget expectations.
3. Direct line management of experienced team leaders, with overall responsibility for a team of people, driving engagement, performance, development and retention.
4. Manage production activities, including FDG, NaF and other radio products.
5. Maintain facilities, instruments and equipment to the highest operational standards.
6. Lead project management activities for new site development, including contractor coordination, validation documentation, equipment qualification and start‑up protocols.
7. Oversee inventory management, including procurement of materials, monitoring stock levels and ensuring uninterrupted supply of radiotracer products.
8. Deliver high‑quality, reliable service to customers while meeting operational and capital budget targets.
9. Manage subcontractors to ensure service levels are met and maintained.
10. Contribute to wider organisational strategy and supportmercial teams where required.
11. Ensure logistics operations meet regulatory requirements and delivery schedules.
What you'll need to succeed
12. Significant experience in pharmaceutical manufacture and testing (preferably with exposure to radiopharmaceuticals or radiotracers)
13. Very strong line management experience, with a preference for people who have managed managers (eg as a department, site or facility manager) and technical teams.
14. Experience working in a pharmaceutical production facility, aseptic environment or similar regulated setting within healthcare, ie pharmaceutical, biotech or diagnostics (radiopharmaceutical or radiotracer experience preferred).
15. Experience drafting and executing validation documentation (URS, FDS, DQ, FAT, SAT, IQ, OQ).
16. Excellent project management, organisational and leadership skills.
17. Strong knowledge of MHRA guidelines and quality management systems.
18. Ability to manageplex operations with a strategic, pragmatic and solution‑focused mindset.
What you'll get in return
You'll be working for a global leader, making a real difference to the work they do as they continue to develop their business. They have an innovative, driven and highly collaborative culture and can offer a generous salary and benefits package on top of development and progression opportunities.