The Metals Department Supervisor will successfully manage the following: Responsible for overseeing the Metals Department, including managing the activities in the department and overseeing the completion, review, and approval of analyses and associated quality control requirements to provide on-time high quality data. Responsible for overseeing and managing a group of analysts to schedule for the preparation and analysis of environmental samples using prescribed methods and standard operating procedures. Strong commitment to quality and integrity. Exercise laboratory safety practices. Maintain accurate knowledge of defined areas; keep abreast of state-of-the-art techniques, including recommendation and justification of new equipment when appropriate. Lead SOP development and review. Manage the maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairing of equipment. Able to take ownership for meeting goals and objectives as defined by Inorganic Technical Manager. Must actively participate and ensure compliance with the laboratory’s Quality System and ISO 17025 (NELAC standards). Responsible for overseeing a group of analysts and their training. Responsible for managing a group of analytical tests, including managing backlogs, turnaround time, and reviewing and approving data. Responsible for working as a department leader and communicating with the Inorganic Technical Manager regarding staffing and analytical issues. Responsible for communication with Project Management staff regarding turnaround time and due dates for projects. Responsible for utilizing Horizon LIMS as well as computer software and systems required to process data. Responsible for accurately documenting and approving results in controlled logbooks, bench sheets, etc. Responsible for oversight of analysts in preparing and/or analyzing batches of samples and accurately reviewing this information for compliance and completeness. Ensure that all quality control requirements associated with the department, including MDL/LOD/LOQ studies, SOP reviews, DOC requirements, NCAR responses, and audit responses are completed in a timely manner. Responsible for inventory control in the Metals Department. Responsible for working with the Health and Safety Manager in order to maintain safe working conditions, properly handle hazardous material safely, and ensure the use of appropriate safety equipment by departmental personnel. Responsible for maintaining and promoting a clean, orderly work environment. Lead development and implementation of new Metals analytical methods and technologies when mandated by changes in regulations or client needs. Complete performance evaluations and establish individual goals for departmental personnel on an annual basis. Other duties as assigned by the Inorganic Manager and Lab Director.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level