Leslie Locklear Email & Phone Number

Leslie Locklear is a Professional Scientist at Pfizer.

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  Environmental Health Safety Specialist

  Pfizer

  Mar 2022 - Present - Rocky Mount, North Carolina, United States

  • As QC Environmental Monitoring Analyst II, I will support routine environmental monitoring of air, surface and clean utilities for manufacturing of in process and final product drug lots for customers. • Perform analysis of environmental monitoring of classified spaces and sampling various utilities (water, clean air, gas) in accordance with procedures and test methods.• Analyzing microbiological step samples in laboratory setting.• Participate in quality testing for ongoing customer support.• Reviewing assays and data to support trending and manufacturing lot release.• Provide guidance and training to junior staff or other departments. • Write/review/initiate Standard Operating Procedures, Deviations, CAPA, Change Control, Test Methods and other Quality document. • CGMP experience• Aseptic gowning and Micro-sample Qualification• Open Area Request (OAR) and Environmental Discrepancy Reports (EDR)• Glimps access • Water processing/ bioburdens/ commodities/disinfectants and silicone • Controlled Drug Substance Handling • Chemical Security and Accountability • Aseptic Core Filling Procedures and processes Certified. • Microbiological and Bioanalytical Laboratory Investigations Procedures • Support the Quality Control, Environmental Monitoring team in maintaining the cleanrooms for commercial manufacture for both At Rest and In Operation conditions. • Essential in all processes associated with environmental monitoring and integral with environmental investigations, excursion report writing, and general upkeep of the micro department. • Performance of microbiological assays for media, raw material, and product release where needed. • Coordination and performance of microbial isolations and identifications. • Performance of maintenance of the laboratories, supplies, and equipment. • High-pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC), analytical chemistry technique I used to separate, identify, and quantify each component in a mixture.