1. Marthina Scheün is a virology head technologist and freeze dry technologist at Deltamune biological products. 2. She has over 10 years of experience in laboratory and production roles, including positions at Plantovita, Coen Bezuidenhout Saadtoetssentrum, and Deltamune. 3. Her responsibilities in her current role include virus antigen production, quality control testing, freeze drying vaccines, and managing the virology, freeze dry, and cell culture departments.

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CURRICULUM VITAE:
MARTHINA SCHEüN

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ADDRESS
Home
Keiserskroon 6
Mirca ave
Sinoville
Pretoria (Relocating to Cape Town)
South Africa
Telephone
e-mail Address
074 666 3224
marthina.moll@gmail.com
Postal Address 259 Leane street
Tileba
0182
South Africa
PERSONAL
Surname
Maiden Name
Full Name
Scheün
Moll
Wilhelmina Christina Marthina
(known as Marthina)
Date of Birth
Identity Number
Nationality
1986/08/18
8608180010086
South African
Marital Status
Dependants
Married
0
Driver’s License Yes
Language
Personal Fitness
/ Hobbies
Afrikaans/English (good)
Sport: Cycling, jogging, gym
Photography

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EDUCATION
Senior Certificate
Year completed
Institution
Subjects
2004
High School Gerrit Maritz
Afrikaans (First language) HG
English (Second language) HG
Mathematics SG
Physical Science HG
Biology HG
Accounting SG
Tertiary
Qualifications
Year completed
Institution
Qualification
Subjects completed
2007
Tshwane University of Technology
National diploma Biotechnology
Microbiology: Biological lll
Microbiology ll
Microbiology l
Food Microbiology lll
Fermentation Technology ll
Bioprocessing lll
Disease and Immune response ll (Immunology)
Biochemistry ll
Analytical Biochemistry ll
Microbial Biochemistry lll
Analytical Chemistry: Biological ll
Chemistry 1B
Physics 1B
Calculations and statistics
Process technology and management: Theory l
Process technology and management: Computer skills l
Sanitation, Safety and Hygiene l
Experiential Learning I
Experiential Learning Il

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Year completed
Institution
Qualification
Subjects completed
Year completed
Institution
Qualification
Subjects completed
Subjects in-process
(2015)
2008 (Incomplete)
UNISA (Part time)
BSc Microbiology and Zoology (Incomplete)
Animal Diversity 2 (Zoology 2)
Animal Diversity 3 (Zoology 3)
Zoology practical
Comprehension skills for Science
End-User computing (ICDL Course)
2012 – Current
UNISA (Part time)
Ndip Animal Health (In process)
Management 1A
Management 1B
Fundament of communication
Anatomy & Physiology Theory / Practical
Pasture & Nutrition
Agricultural Economics
Reproduction Management
Pharmacology & Toxicology
Laboratory diagnostics Theory / Practical
Epidemiology l
Epidemiology ll
Epidemiology lll
Animal Diseases l
Animal Diseases ll
Animal Health Practice
Animal Disease lll
Legislation: Animal Health l
Tuberculosis Practical

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Other Courses
Year completed
Institution
Course
Course Layout
Examination
Year completed
Institution
Course
Course Layout
Examination
Year completed
Institution
Course
Course Layout
2010
ARC
Practical course in seed analysis:
Introduction to Seed Analysis
Registration of Seed Samples
Purity Analysis: Dividing techniques, procedure and calculation of results.
Purity Analysis: Practical (Phaseolus vulgaris, Daucus carota, Lolium sp.)
Seed Identification (Including a practical session)
Germination: Planting Procedure (Lolium sp., Zea mays, Allium cepa,
Cucurbita sp.)
Germination: Evaluation of seedlings (Zea mays, Pisum sativum, Allium
cepa, Phaseolus vulgaris, Brassica sp. Lolium sp., Medicago sativa,
Triticum aestivum.)
Purity and Germination: Calculation of results
Reporting of Results
Application of the Plant Improvement Act.
Agronomic Crops
2010
University of Pretoria
Short Course in Seed Science
Seed physiology and Technology
Taxonomy, Morphology, and Reproductive Biology
Seed Pathology
Genetics
Seed Science
2013
University of Pretoria
Short course on supervisory management skills
Management functions
Decision-making
Planning

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Year completed
Institution
Course
Course Layout
Organising
Leadership
Control
2014
University of Stellenbosch
Aseptic processing in the manufacture of Biotech and Pharmaceutical
product
Introduction and Course Overview
• Quantitative industrial microbiology
• The continuum of biological cleanliness
• Spectrum of products that require aseptic processing Sanitary Design
Principles
• The importance of sanitary design in aseptic processing
• Principles of sanitary design
• Components that require special treatment
• Process goals and objectives for CIP (clean-in-place) systems
• Engineering and maintenance of sanitary systems Preparing and
Operating Aseptic Process Equipment
• The mechanics of steam sterilization (batch and continuous)
• Compendium of standard practices and tricks of the trade
• Monitoring operations to ensure sterility Terminal Sterilization of Solids,
Liquids and Gases
• Sterile filtration for liquids and filter integrity testing • Sterile filtration for
gases
• Batch autoclaving and cycle development strategies
Other Sterilization and Aseptic Processing Techniques
• Sterilization using dry heat and radiation; cycle development methods
• Chemical sterilization (e.g., ethylene oxide, hydrogen peroxide, ozone);
developing cycles
• Virus particles and viral clearance methods Packaging Aseptically
Processed Materials
• General facility requirements and environmental monitoring
• Clean rooms – theory, operation and maintenance
• Isolators and restricted access barriers as alternatives to clean rooms
• People as a part of aseptic packaging operations Validation of Aseptic
Processing Operations
• Validation and Good Manufacturing Practice -- definitions and examples
• Cleaning validation, viral clearance, stability and sterility testing
• Container/closure integrity, sterile media fill runs Managing and
Troubleshooting Aseptic Processing Operations
• The importance of preventative audits and maintenance
• The troubleshooting mindset and approach to risk management
• Using the case study approach to maximum advantage

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Year completed
Institution
Course
Course Layout
2014
PDA: Parenteral Drug Association (Brussels, Belgium)
Freeze dry conference and course
Freeze dry process: Theory
Recipe development of freeze dried products
Up-scaling from lab scale to production
Freeze dryers and supporting equipment
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Company
Period employed
Position held
Company
Period employed
Position held
Duties/Work experience
Castle Walk Restaurant
2005 - 2007
Waitress (while studying, and completing internship)
Deltamune
February 2007 - 30 November 2007
13 February Student
Serology:
Performing ELISA tests (under supervision).
Plate Agglutination Tests (under supervision).
Coating of ELISA test plates.
Processing of samples: Setting up samples, preparation of serum samples
for ELISA tests, transferring of samples between different
medias..
Bacteriology:
Antibiograms, crystals, gram-stains, oocysts, hygiene
monitoring, sugars, food safety monitoring, as well as Salmonella
monitoring.
Salmonella:
Streaking out for single colonies
Isolation of Salmonella: First week mortalities, Dead-in-shells, meat, dust

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swabs etc.
Media and other duties:
Preparation of different media and buffers.
Temperature monitoring
Pipette Verification
Cleaning of equipment
Cleaning of laboratory, which includes the cleaning of incubators,
refrigerators, working surfaces.
Discarding biological waste.
Stock Control.
Filing and Archiving.
Company
Period employed
Position held
Duties/Work experience
Reference
Deltamune
1 Dec 2007- 30 March 2009
Serology Technologist,
Second in charge of serology.
Performing ELISA tests.
Plate Agglutination Tests.
R&D Technique (media preparation, QC of ELISA test plates,
Coating of ELISA test plates).
Processing of samples: Setting up samples, preparation of serum samples
for ELISA tests, transferring of samples between different
mediums.
Weekend work in Bacteriology, Salmonella: Streaking out for single colonies;
Antibiograms, crystals,
Maintenance and monitoring of equipment in laboratory
Temperature monitoring
Pipette Verification
Stock Control
Filing and Archiving
Health and Safety Officer
Jackie van der Berg
Cell: 082 497 9899
Registered at Veterinary
Council
2008 for Serology at Deltamune

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Company
Period employed
Position held
Duties/Work experience
Plantovita (previously Coen Bezuidenhout Saadtoetssentrum)
1 April 2009- 30 November 2011
Laboratory Technologist
Virus lab:
Performing ELISA tests.
Reading, interpretation and verification of ELISA test results.
Processing of samples: Setting up samples, preparation of
samples for ELISA tests.
Coating of ELISA test plates.
Preparation of different buffers.
Research assistant (PVYntn
projects, and other potato projects.)
Managing assistants in performing the duties allocated to them.
Administration: Stock Control (Stock take, quotations and
ordering from suppliers), Responsible for preparation and planning of
projects and samples to be tested (taking normal virus testing into
consideration), Record keeping.
Meristem and Invitro Lab:
Responsible for technical managing of Meristem and Invitro Lab, and
greenhouses.
Responsible for initiation and replication of disease free bean plants using
Meristem and invitro techniques (Tissue culturing).
Preparation of growth mediums for meristem tissue and invitro bean
plantlets.
Tracking progress and shortfalls in laboratory.
Management of consumables, ordering and receiving of chemicals or other
material needed for laboratory activities.
Managing and supervising tasks and responsibilities of assistants in
Meristem and invitro Laboratory and communicating planned laboratory
activities timely.
Design and implementation of production schedule.
Recording invitro plant numbers and tracking clones.
Reporting process and problems, if any, to management via production
Reports.
Assistance in drawing up budget proposals pertaining to the Meristem and
invitro Laboratory.

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Greenhouses:
Responsible for planting, upkeep (fertilising and spray programme,
temperature control) and harvesting of Disease Free Dry Bean Plants (grown
from dry bean seeds and from invitro plantlets) in greenhouses.
Tracking progress and shortfalls in greenhouses.
Responsible for arranging the preparation of greenhouses for plantings.
Management of consumables, ordering and receiving of chemicals or other
material needed for greenhouse activities in chemical store.
Ensuring that planting and harvesting of dry beans and fertiliser and spray
programmes are carried out correctly.
Arranging for germination and disease testing to be performed on the dry
bean harvests.
Recording cultivars, number of plants and harvest weights obtained and
reporting this to management.
Upkeep of Plantovita Dry Bean Stock Register.
Upkeep of Chemical Store Stock register.
Assistance in drawing up budget proposals pertaining to greenhouses used
for dry bean production.
Field Planting
Preparation of land layout.
Planning :Preparation of land and cultivars which should be planted
Maintenance : Irrigation and maintenance i.e. and weeds - Control of
spraying and feeding.
Evaluation of planting.
Cleaning of land after planting.
Management of casual workers.
Recordkeeping
Reporting results to management.
Germination and Purity of beans:
Responsible for technical managing of germination and purity.
Seed analyst: Responsible for the implementation of ISTA.
Doing the test: Routine and diagnostic.
Receive samples and seed lists.
Liaison with the client regarding seed lists and sampling errors.
Allocations and scheduling of work to assistants.
Practical implementation of the required test.
Supervise preparation of media and samples by assistants.

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Evaluating the results.
Reporting results to the first technologist to approve.
Dealing with unscheduled breaking of all equipment in the bean disease
laboratory.
Admin
Giving out the results to the client.
Recordkeeping
Environmental conditions such as temperature and Relative Humidity
Preserving the archives of results.
Assist in preparation of budgets regarding purchase price of consumable
supplies, chemicals, and laboratory test equipment.
Purchasing and stock control: consumable supplies, chemicals, and
laboratory test equipment.
Filing
Invoicing
Monthly statements.
Potato Bacterial Lab (stand in for responsible person):
Receiving seed lists
Communication of seed lists and / or sample errors
Follow up on problems
Receiving of in vitro samples
Allocations and scheduling of work to assistants
Supervising of preparation of media samples by Assistants
Test process
In vitro’s:
Dilutions and plating out of samples
Results of plates (In training)
Identification of suspected colonies (in training)
Greenhouse samples:
Dilutions and plating out of samples
Results of plates (In training)
Identification of suspected colonies (in training)
Bacterial Wilt confirmations:
Receiving of samples
Plating out of potato sap
Plating out of tubers with ring symptoms

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Results of plates (In training)
Identification of suspected colonies (in training)
Reporting results to the first technologist to approve
Reporting of results to client after confirmation from first technologist
Admin
Quotations from suppliers
Invoicing
Record keeping:
Bean Bacterial Lab (stand in for responsible person):
Disease testing for beans
Health and Safety:
Health and Safety Representative: Safety Officer
Setting safety manual for technologists and assistants
“Fire evacuation plan” of Laboratory
“Fire escape plan” of laboratory
Monthly safety checks lists, and implementing safety equipment inside
laboratory.
Signage and emergency exits
Arrange for regular fire training and safety training
Compiling and maintaining Safety Files.
Ensure that all safety documents are in place
Writing and implementation of laboratory safety policies, procedures,
instructions.
Deputy Quality Manager ISO 17025:
At Plantovita the duties of Deputy Quality Managers can be (but is not
limited) to the following:
Knowledge of and about the Standard and Quality System.
Performing duties in terms of the Quality System.
Identification of departures from the Quality System.
Implement actions to prevent or minimize departures in collaboration with
Quality Manager and Technical Manager.
Acting as “stand-ins” as authorized to allow test actions to be completed
within the specifications of the Quality System (refer to job descriptions and
Deputy Matrix).
Acting as deputy signatories as authorized, appointed and approved by
SANAS.
Reporting departures to the Quality Manager.

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Reference
Company
Period employed
Position held
Duties/Work experience
Anel Espach
Cell: 082 313 1885
Deltamune
December 2011 - Current
Biological Products : Virology Head Technologist
Freeze dry Technologist
Production Process Coordinator
Virus antigen production according to ISO 9000 requirements (Candling
eggs, Inoculation and harvesting of eggs).
Quality control tests: Virus titrations in eggs, passage, and sterility
determinations.
Preparation of buffers and solutions.
Filling of vaccines prior to freeze drying.
Responsible for the freeze-drying of products as well as ensuring that the
product are capped, labeled, packed and stored according to requirements.
Recipe development for freeze dried vaccines.
Managing the Viral antigen department
Managing the Cell culture department: Some cell culture experience.
Biological waste management.
Ensure personal and team work practices are compliant with OHSA
requirements and that safety equipment such as hearing aids, safety goggles
etc. are always worn when required.
Maintain all IMTE’s within the scope of operations.
Maintain minimum critical spare parts and list of all equipment used.
Ensure that all critical equipment is functioning according to the required
parameters and ensure proper maintenance of the equipment in
collaboration with maintenance staff.
Routine maintenance and services of critical equipment.
Contribute to the planning, design, construction and commissioning of new
equipment and process trends.
Supply the Production Manager with statistical analyses and reports on all
manufactured antigens and freeze dried vaccines and to take action if
antigen and team performance are out of specification.
Assist with annual budgets.

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Reference
Compile and ensure that all critical raw material specs sheets are up to date
and conforms to the required specifications.
Assist the production manager in verifying consumable and raw material
usage vs. budget. As well as obtaining quotes and comparing prices.
Assist with day-to-day production planning.
Write, review and update all standard operating procedures of the
department and ensure that the standard operating procedures for current
processes are always up to date. Ensure that the team receives training on
these procedures and that training files and competencies are always
updated when doing so.
Review SOP’s from other departments prior to final review by production
manager.
Help with the implementation of ISO 9000 in the Virology, Freeze dry and
Cell culture departments.
Aid the production manager in informal process audits, production
documentation audits and process statistical analysis.
In the absence of the Production Manager, ensure that plant, people,
equipment and raw materials are ready for the needs of day-to-day
operations.
Determine staff training needs and compile development plans. Write
motivations and schedule relevant external training.
Quintin Wait – Production Manager
Cell: 083 458 1779
E-mail: quintin@deltamune.co.za