QC Analyst

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Our client is a leading chemical development business based in Haverhill, committed to delivering high-quality products and innovative solutions. As part of their continued growth, they are seeking a skilled Quality Control Analyst to join their team based in Haverhill on a permanent basis.
QC Analyst responsibilities
The Quality Control Analyst will be an integral part of the Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment (QHSE) team, working closely with the QC team to ensure compliance with company and client specifications. This role involves conducting chemical analyses using a variety of analytical techniques to support production, research, and development activities.
Key Responsibilities

  • Perform chemical analysis of raw materials, intermediates, and final products using GC, HPLC, FTIR, KF, and titrations to support production and client requirements.
  • Prepare samples for testing and ensure accurate documentation of results in compliance with company policies and industry standards.
  • Maintain and update analytical methods, specifications, and standard operating procedures (SOPs).
  • Ensure all quality control activities are conducted safely and under QHSE regulations.
  • Support research and development projects by providing analytical expertise and assisting with method development.
  • Enter and manage test results within the ERP system and company records database.
  • Troubleshoot technical issues related to QC equipment and analytical methods, engaging with suppliers and colleagues when necessary.
  • Assist with internal audits, process improvements, and non-routine analytical tasks as directed by the QC Lead.
  • Provide cover for the QC Lead during planned and unplanned absences.
  • Communicate effectively with employees, auditors, suppliers, and clients to ensure quality standards and requirements are met.
    QC Analyst requirements
  • A degree in Organic or Analytical Chemistry (or equivalent experience in a QC role).
  • Practical knowledge and hands-on experience with GC, HPLC, FTIR, KF, and titrations.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, etc.).
  • Previous experience working within a commercial analytical/quality control lab – ideally chemical or pharmaceutical industry.
  • Experience working with ERP systems for data entry and record management.
  • Exposure to analytical equipment, chemicals, and production environments.
  • Compliance with PPE and safety procedures at all times.
  • Flexibility to adjust work hours based on production needs.
    £Comp + excellent company benefits
    QC Analyst/Chemistry/HPLC/GCMS/Titrations/Laboratory/Chemicals

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