Cosmetic Production Lab Technician

Veblen International
St Albans
1 week ago
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This brand is dedicated to crafting high-performance skincare that combines natural ingredients with advanced formulation techniques. With a commitment to excellence, the company has earned a strong reputation for delivering results-driven products designed to enhance skin health and well-being. The product line includes cleansers, serums, moisturisers, and oils, all carefully developed with attention to detail and a passion for quality.


As a Cosmetic Production Lab Technician, you will be an integral part of the production process, ensuring efficiency, consistency, and quality. This hands-on position involves manufacturing cosmetic products, managing stock levels, maintaining laboratory equipment, and upholding high cleanliness and safety standards. There is also an opportunity to grow within the role and take on additional responsibilities as the team expands.


This role is ideal for someone with experience in cosmetics manufacturing or a commercial kitchen, who thrives in a fast-paced environment and enjoys working with precision and care. You will collaborate closely with the operations and sales teams to align production with business needs.


Responsibilities

  • Manufacture skincare products, including creams, balms, and oils, following established formulations and quality guidelines.
  • Maintain an organised and hygienic lab environment, ensuring all production processes run smoothly.
  • Plan and coordinate production schedules in collaboration with sales and operations teams.
  • Monitor ingredient and packaging stock levels, liaising with the purchasing team to prevent shortages.
  • Clean, maintain, and calibrate lab equipment to ensure optimal functionality.
  • Keep detailed records of batch production and quality control checks for compliance and traceability.
  • Implement and uphold quality assurance standards to guarantee consistency and excellence in all products.


Experience Requirements

  • Experience in cosmetic production or professional food preparation.
  • Strong attention to detail and precision in following formulas and procedures.
  • Interest in skincare and beauty, with an appreciation for high-quality ingredients.
  • Ability to work independently and stay focused on repetitive tasks.
  • Team player who can also take initiative when working solo.
  • Physically capable of handling some heavy lifting and standing for extended periods.
  • Flexible and proactive mindset, with the ability to adapt to changing production needs.
  • Strong time management skills, able to work efficiently under pressure to meet deadlines.


If you have a keen eye for detail, a passion for skincare production, and a proactive attitude, we would love to hear from you. Apply now and become part of an exciting and innovative team!

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