- Senior
 - Oficina en Baroda
 
Job Description: Technical Training Academy Head overseeing training initiatives across a cluster of pharmaceutical sites in India:
As the Technical Training Academy Head, you will lead the development and execution of training programs across multiple pharmaceutical sites within a cluster. Your role is critical in enhancing employee skills, ensuring compliance, and driving operational excellence. Here are your key responsibilities:
- Strategic Planning:
	
- Collaborate with senior management to define the vision and strategy for technical training.
 - Align training initiatives with business goals and industry best practices.
 
 - Training Program Development:
	
- Design and curate training content for various roles (production, quality control, engineering, etc.).
 - Develop comprehensive training modules covering technical skills, compliance, and safety.
 
 - Training Delivery:
	
- Oversee training sessions, workshops, and webinars.
 - Ensure effective knowledge transfer to employees at all levels.
 
 - Quality and Compliance:
	
- Emphasize adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) and regulatory requirements.
 - Monitor training effectiveness and address gaps.
 
 - Resource Management:
	
- Allocate resources (trainers, facilities, materials) efficiently.
 - Collaborate with site-specific training coordinators.
 
 - Stakeholder Engagement:
	
- Work closely with HR, department heads, and site leaders.
 - Understand specific training needs for each company.
 
 - Continuous Improvement:
	
- Evaluate training outcomes and adjust programs as needed.
 - Foster a culture of learning and skill development.
 
 
Qualifications and Skills
- Experience: Proven track record in technical training or related roles.
 - Leadership: Strong leadership skills to guide a team of trainers and coordinators.
 - Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication.
 - Industry Knowledge: Familiarity with pharmaceutical manufacturing processes.
 - Adaptability: Ability to navigate diverse organizational cultures.