Chemistry Technician

Certified Group•Carrollton, TX

About The Position

Certified Group is a network of more than 30 laboratories in North America and Europe that provides scientific testing, regulatory consulting, and certification and audit services to highly regulated industries. The Chemistry Technician performs routine testing of client-supplied samples according to standard operating procedures and generates, interprets, and manages analytical data. The role also involves troubleshooting and maintaining analytical instruments. The technician reports to the Department/Section Supervisor or Laboratory Manager.

Requirements

Minimum high school diploma and/or associate degree in science; a BA/BS degree is preferred.
0–1 years of experience working in a laboratory setting.
High level of computer skills and familiarity with data acquisition software.
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
Good conceptual basis in analytical chemistry.
Proven ability to perform standard chemical laboratory techniques.
Strong communication skills.
Manual dexterity.
Ability to distinguish colors.
Ability to stand for prolonged periods.

Nice To Haves

BA/BS degree.

Responsibilities

Perform sample login and splitting.
Assist chemists with timely, high-quality analyses using appropriate techniques, which may include HPLC, GC, LCMS, GCMS, ICP/MS, ICP-OES, UV-VIS, FTIR, titration, or gravimetric analysis.
Prepare analytical standards and maintain standards and solvents inventory, including purchasing standards and solvents.
Perform daily balance and temperature checks and monthly pipette verification.
Process and prepare samples according to standard operating procedures.
Calibrate and maintain analytical instruments.
Maintain analytical and quality records required for accreditation or certification and related to analytical work and instrument maintenance.
Submit accurate and timely reports based on analyses.
Identify results requiring further investigation or discussion with the Department Manager or Supervisor.
Participate in out-of-specification (OOS) investigations and/or corrective and preventive actions (CAPA) when necessary.
Learn new techniques and technologies as appropriate.
Perform other duties as required.