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QC Analyst
Location: Cheshire
Salary: £30,000 - £33,000 (dependent on experience)
Employment Term: Permanent
SRG are working with a multinational company who specialise in the creation of speciality chemicals for a range of markets. They are now looking for a QC Analyst to join their analytical team on a permanent basis at their site based in Cheshire. This role will include analysing raw samples and finished products using a range of analytical techniques and instrumentation, along with recording and reporting data accordingly. Candidates who have proven industrial experience of wet chemistry analysis, GC and HPLC are encouraged to apply. Please note that this position will involve working with hazardous chemicals.
Benefits
- An opportunity to gain great experience within a highly respected, multi-national company, with significant intellectual property potential and commercial impact.
- 37.5 hours, Mon-Fri, 8:30-4:30 (with flexibility) and occasional weekend work.
- Excellent company pension and bonus potential.
- Private healthcare.
- 25 days holiday plus 8 statutory bank holidays.
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Role / Description
- Performing wet chemistry techniques to analyse raw materials and finished products (including titrations, pH testing, density testing and others)
- Using analytical instrumentation for analysis including HPLC, GC and IC through following methodology provided
- Recording and reporting data within the quality system- completing documents and spreadsheets accurately
- Reporting results in a timely fashion under direction and priority
- Performing analytical investigations and tests to meet research and customer needs
- Having responsibility for maintenance and upkeep of analytical equipment
- Approving and rejecting raw materials


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Requirements
- Degree in Chemistry (or similar)
- Proven industrial experience of wet chemistry analysis, HPLC and/or GC
- Ability to work with hazardous chemicals
- Willingness to learn and develop
- Work well within a team with good time management and organisational skills
For more information please call Chris Beckenham on 0161 667 1795.
Keywords: chemistry, analytical, analysis, analyse, wet chemistry, pH, density, titration, titrations, KF, Karl Fischer, TGA, QC, quality control, release, raw materials, finished products, analyst, IC, HPLC, GC, gas chromatography.
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