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Chemist
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Job Description
Summary
The Chemist is responsible for the company's product development and quality control (in industrial lubricants).
Primary Responsibilities
- Assist with product formulation and development on new projects and existing products
- Preparing product specifications and safety data sheets (PDS/SDS) and compliant documents(COA, COC), aligned with industrial and regulatory standards
- Evaluation of new and alternative raw materials that are compliant with regulatory requirements
- Perform product analysis and controls to ensure quality assurance and traceability
- Conduct testing, maintain test methods and instruments with safe laboratory practices
Knowledge and Skill Requirements
- Diploma in Chemical Engineering or Material/Polymer Science
- Minimum of 1 year of relevant experience in laboratory works or product developments (particular with industrial lubricants).
- Good analytical skills and team player
More Info
Key Skills
test methods
preparing product specifications
safe laboratory practices
About Company
Skills:
Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) compliance, Basic laboratory instrument technical mechanism and method troubleshooting, Implementation of new testing technologies and methods
Skills:
Routine laboratory testing, Operation and maintenance of instrumentation, Maintenance of relevant documentation, Preparation of samples and standards for analysis, Quality Work and HSE procedures
Skills:
Microsoft Excel, Application Testing, AI tools, Powerpoint, Electronic Lab Notebook, characterization, coating formulation, Analysis
Skills:
Water Testing, Icp, Ic, Analytical Methods, Gc
Skills:
Analytical test methods, Cgmp, 5S housekeeping, Glp, Capa, Analytical instrument qualification, EN 46001, Risk Assessment, UV-Vis Spectrophotometer, Gc, Test method validation, Method transfer validation, Iso 13485, EEC, LEAN lab concept, Calibration, Rca, Equipment qualification, Iso 9001, S MDD 93 94, LIR, Lc, Compendia method verification, NCIR