Site Chemist / Chemistry Graduate - Hazardous Waste

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OPPORTUNITY FOR AN EXPERIENCED HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE CHEMIST OR A CHEMISTRY GRADUATE TO DEVELOP A CAREER WITH A LEADING WASTE MANAGEMENT COMPANY

TITLE: Site Chemist / Chemistry Graduate - Hazardous Waste

SALARY: Graduate - £26,000 up to £36,000 with hazardous waste SECTOR experience

LOCATION: Taunton Area

ROLE: Site Chemist / Chemistry Graduate - Hazardous Waste

This role is predominantly site-based and ideal for a hands-on individual who enjoys working outdoors, as 75% of the work will take place on-site, with minimal lab work involved.

FLT Operation (Training Provided)

You will operate within a hazardous waste management processing yard, where your responsibilities will include:

Unloading and testing incoming materials for pH, flammability, and compatibility for bulking.
Ensuring all materials are accurately labelled and completing the necessary documentation.
Maintaining compliance with safety, environmental, and company policies at all times.

This position offers an excellent opportunity for individuals who thrive in active, outdoor environments and are committed to upholding high safety standards.

EXPERIENCE: Site Chemist / Chemistry Graduate - Hazardous Waste

Due to the location a driving licence is essential.

Ideally you could be an experienced Site Chemist, Process Chemist, Technical Assessor, Transfer Station Chemist, Laboratory Technician, Industrial Chemist, Shift Chemist, or Reception Chemist with a HNC or above

You may be a Chemistry or Biochemistry Graduate looking for your first role. HNC Minimum

Any forklift experience or yard or warehouse experience a plus, but full training given.

You will demonstrate willingness to work outside and may have interests that demonstrate that e.g. playing outdoor sports, Duke of Edinburgh, previous jobs, outdoor enthusiast

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