Payne becomes RSSL’s investigational partner

Provides support in addressing manufacturer’ problems

RSSL has appointed Philip Payne as its new investigative partner, providing manufacturers of pharmaceuticals, APIs and excipients with support in addressing problems that have led to 'out of specification' test results.

Payne will provide hands-on quality and process improvement support, addressing quality issues within the client's own site and across their supply chain. RSSL can also provide training in topics such as GMP, GDP and quality management, as well as auditing to lead assessor and internal corporate standards.

Payne joined RSSL in 2007 as business development manager and since joining has boosted membership of RSSL's Emergency Response Service, which provides immediate analytical support to manufacturers at a time of a product crisis. He previously worked for Italian API producer Steroid, in a variety of technical roles.

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