Quality Control Chemist

Job Details Level: Experienced Job Location: Batesville, IN 47006 Position Type: Full Time Education Level: 4 Year Degree Salary Range: $28.50 - $28.50 Hourly Job Shift: Day Job Category: Manufacturing Position Purpose Responsible for performing quality control testing, creating technical reports on the specifications and outcomes of tests, products and processes, and for all chemical manufacturing of Ricca’s chemical inventory products. Essential Functions and Basic Duties Act responsibly at all times to ensure the health, safety, and well‑being of self, co‑workers, visitors, neighbors, and property. This includes compliance with all RCC safety policies and procedures, and a working knowledge of government regulations, particularly hazardous material regulations. Schedule and assign daily testing based on the company’s planning schedule to utilize available skills, knowledge, and experience, labor hours, and lab equipment. Ensure that all assigned testing of finished products is conducted according to specified procedures and in a timely manner. Perform routine and non‑routine analyses without supervision. Collect data and calculate Measurement Uncertainty Budgets for specified testing. Competently perform at least 95% of the types of analysis/testing. Make detailed observations, analyze data, and interpret results. Read and record data quickly and accurately and avoid perceptual errors in performing computations. Prepare Certificate of Analysis reports without errors. Review data obtained for compliance with specifications and report abnormalities, including measurement uncertainty budgets for specified testing. Compile data for OOS investigations, documentation of test procedures, and abnormalities. Assist in technical complaint investigations and development of new methods and technologies. Participate and satisfy requirements for inter‑laboratory round robin testing and ISO17034 Proficiency Testing as required to maintain accreditation. Troubleshoot, calibrate, and perform preventative maintenance on laboratory instruments and equipment, and document events as required. Ensure inventory levels for laboratory supplies are kept current and accurate. Stay abreast of ISO17034 requirements and follow all RCC Standard Operating Procedures, with special attention to those pertaining to laboratory processes. Consistently meet or exceed standards assigned within the Functional Training Document (FTD) program. Any other tasks deemed necessary. Commitment to the organization’s values: High Standards, Bias for Action, Teamwork, Customer Obsession, Trust, Accountability, Innovation and Growth & Learning. Required Skills Good communication Critical thinking and problem‑solving Time management Analytical Organizational skills Patience and determination Scientific and numerical skills Education and Experience Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry or a similar field such as biology, engineering, or physics. Three (3) to five (5) years of experience in a quality control analytical laboratory or regulated manufacturing environment, preferably in the chemical or pharmaceutical industry. Experience in handling and operating laboratory glassware and equipment for testing purposes. Working knowledge of ISO9001:2008 standards, cGMP/GLP regulation, and laboratory sample processes. Knowledge of ISO17034 is a plus. The position requires English language proficiency for speaking, writing, and conducting business. Adequate eyesight is required to read business documents and complete Quality System Records and Forms. The candidate must be able to follow written and verbal work instructions and quality system procedures without constant supervision after initial training, accommodate and implement changes in work tasks and quality system changes, and exhibit strong organizational skills, meet deadlines, work independently and with the team, maintain strong communication both written and verbal, and demonstrate accuracy and attention to detail. #J-18808-Ljbffr