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Quality Control Analyst I/II – 3rd Shift

Alltech Consulting Services
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1 year ago
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A QC Analytical chemist is an entry-level position for individuals who use their understanding of science to perform the basic and critical experimental work of day-to-day analysis, including generation and analysis of data. Their work is “hands-on” in an analytical lab and requires analytical testing, computer operating, record keeping, and report writing abilities. This position performs the quality testing needed for raw material, in-process, finished goods, stability, and cleaning validation analysis.

RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
• Perform efficient/reliable/high-quality analytical testing in accordance with USP/NF/EP/JP/FCC/etc. or customer-supplied guidelines. Typical testing may include Dissolution, Titration, Polarimetry, Loss on Drying, Viscosity, Residue on Ignition, Heavy Metal Content, FTIR, HPLC, and GC, etc.
• Maintain accurate written records of all analyses performed.
• Accurately interpret and effectively communicate analytical results and issues.
• Schedule daily tasks in an organized and efficient manner.
• General knowledge of the use and operation of basic laboratory equipment.
• Calibrate and maintain lab equipment and instrumentation.
• Responsible for operating in a safe manner, must be familiar with basic laboratory and chemical hygiene practices
• Become proficient in standard operating procedures and test methods.
• Ability to work in a “flow to the work” team environment.
• In combination with other lab personnel, be responsible for a clean and safe work environment.
• Perform peer review of analytical testing and write up.
• Write SOPs on an as needed basis

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