Associate Analytical Technician

Croydon
, PA
Technician
Contract

DESCRIPTION

  • Supports manufacturing operations by conducting laboratory analyses and evaluating results, as needed, which provides critical data.
  • Prepares samples and performs basic calibration, preventative maintenance and troubleshooting of laboratory instrumentation and methods.
  • Uses data systems to acquire data and monitor analytical system performance.
  • Reports results to clients.
  • Requires broadened technical skills in analytical scientific methods or operational processes to perform a defined array of activities.
  • May act as an informal resource for team members with less experience.

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Performs routine analyses.
  • Collects samples according to the Sample Plan.
  • Prepares basic calibration standards.
  • Performs basic calibration and preventative maintenance of analytical systems.
  • Evaluates validity of data, applies basic statistics, interpret results and takes appropriate action.
  • Monitors analytical systems, identifies problems, conducts first-line troubleshooting and escalates as appropriate.
  • Documents, communicates and archives analytical results and calibration data.
  • Follows EH&S and operating discipline management system (ODMS) procedures and practices for work tasks.
  • Suggests improvements to lab work processes and tools.
  • Escalates non-routine requests to appropriate team member for follow-up.
  • Duties also include but are not limited to the following: environmental rounds, wastewater ponds operation and treatment, confirmation of raw materials.
  • Other requirements: lifting up to 50 lb, climbing stairs and ladders, working in outside environment.

EXPERIENCE

  • Completion of Vocational Education or Upper Secondary Education (i.e. High School Diploma) plus laboratory, manufacturing or other related experience.
  • Post Upper Secondary Education coursework in chemistry or related coursework.

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