QC Analyst I (Onsite) - 3rd Shift (Tuesday - Saturday)

Purpose and Scope The Quality Control Analyst I is responsible for sampling, inspection, testing, and associated record keeping of samples. Performs routine testing of raw materials, cleaning samples, bulk intermediate and finished product, and/or stability samples, according to established regulatory protocols and procedures. Core Hours Tuesday - Saturday, 10:30 pm - 7:00 am Responsibilities Complete training and become proficient in basic preparation techniques and analytical methods. Perform analyses on a variety of samples using basic preparation techniques and analytical methods. Inspect and sample materials in accordance with specified requirements. Determine appropriate sampling area and PPE requirements based on material properties. Perform heating, mixing and sampling of raw materials using laboratory and material handling equipment. Ensure proper status, containers, and storage of materials and product. Review SOPs and work instructions using the electronic document management system. Collect and retain samples in accordance with procedures. Pull additional sample requests or inventory requisitions for items in inspection. Perform cleaning and monitoring of rooms and equipment. Document all activities and maintain records in adherence to good documentation practices. Maintain accountability for proper use and care of instrumentation. Complete tasks on time and work to eliminate repeat errors. Follow all procedures applicable to job functions to ensure high quality of work. Prioritize tasks and perform job duties with minimal guidance from management. Work efficiently and serve as a productive member of the department. Follow procedures to determine status or disposition, and properly document results on records and in laboratory notebooks. Ensure that company and regulatory data integrity guidelines are consistently followed. Provide detailed accounts of testing performed to investigators. Under the direct supervision of an investigator, may perform investigational testing. Maintain accountability for promoting an atmosphere of teamwork, cordiality and respect toward co-workers. Provide support to the department leadership with the implementation of new systems, and continuous improvement efforts. Generate new ideas to create efficiencies and improve processes; willingly support new ideas and process enhancements. Participate in required annual hazardous waste training. Hazardous waste involvement may include but is not limited to container and tank management and inspections, generation of hazardous waste as a part of production or sampling processes and transfer of hazardous waste between lab procedure area, satellite accumulation and storage. Respond to spills per the Chemical Spill Procedures. Interact respectfully with all other employees both inside and outside of the department and members of management and show interest in others’ input and reasoning. Appropriately resolve differences of opinion. Complete training in accordance with requirements and timelines. Coordinate equipment calibration with Calibration Technicians. Monitor equipment and facilities for proper operating conditions. Participate in monthly quality and safety walkthroughs. Perform various other duties as assigned. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Basic understanding of a government regulated laboratory environment, preferably for drugs and medical devices including GMP, GLP, and ICH and their application to laboratory testing and review processes and procedures. Basic understanding and familiarity in the use of USP, NF and other compendia. Ability to use and maintain analytical laboratory instruments such as HPLC, FTIR, GC, and UV-Vis spectrophotometers. Ability to interpret, understand and follow analytical procedures and calculations. Working knowledge in drug or device cGMP. Knowledge of computer operations, including proficiency with MS Word, Excel and Access. Ability to learn Tolmar’s electronic systems. Strong organizational skills and attention to detail. Skill in effective written and oral communication. Ability to work independently and properly prioritize tasks with limited supervision. Ability to work well with employees at all levels and departments. Ability to use critical thinking to address potential areas of concern. Knowledge of computer systems for sample tracking, laboratory equipment, raw data handling and storage. Core Values Center on People: We commit to support the well‑being of our patients. We are committed to treating our employees and those we serve as valued partners. By placing people at the heart of our actions, we actively engage, invigorate, acquire knowledge, and grow together. Are Proactive & Agile: We embody a culture of engagement and action. With a hands‑on approach, we fearlessly adapt to change. We anticipate, respond swiftly and efficiently to ignite a spirit that propels us toward extraordinary outcomes. Act Ethically: We are committed to consistently conducting our business in an ethical, compliant, and socially aware manner, in line with our purpose of positively impacting lives. We actively cultivate diversity, equity, inclusion & sustainability in our workplace. Constantly Improve: We are committed to a collaborative & proactive effort to improve our products, systems, processes, and services by reducing waste, increasing efficiency & improving quality. Are Accountable: We think, act, and communicate with honesty, transparency, and clarity in alignment with our core values. We don’t compromise our values for near‑term gain. We take accountability & ownership of our work, actions, successes, and setbacks. We strive to deliver our best as we shape the future. Education & Experience Bachelor’s degree in a scientific discipline, preferably in Chemistry or Biochemistry. Previous experience in an analytical laboratory position preferred. Experience in a high‑volume manufacturing environment preferred. Additional Requirements Valid driver’s license and acceptable MVR may be required. Ability to bend, squat, and lift a minimum of 30 pounds required. Ability to pass a physical and eye exam and be able to see color. Working Conditions Laboratory setting. Exposure to solvents, bio‑hazardous materials, hazardous waste, and pharmaceuticals. Must adapt to shifting priorities and operate with a sense of urgency while maintaining high quality to meet important timelines in a high‑throughput lab. Business demands may require extended hours. Work may involve travel between multiple facilities. Compensation and Benefits Pay: $28.00 - $29.00 per hour, depending on experience. Shift differential: 20% after training period. Benefits summary: Tolmar compensation programs are focused on equitable, fair pay practices including market‑based base pay and a strong benefits package. The final compensation offered may vary from the posted range based on the selected candidate’s qualifications and experience. Tolmar is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of age 40 and over, color, disability, gender identity, genetic information, military or veteran status, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation or any other applicable status protected by state or local law. It is our intention that all qualified applicants be given equal opportunity and that selection decisions are based on job‑related factors. #J-18808-Ljbffr