Chemistry Technician

The Chemistry Technician assists in the control, development and optimisation of chemical manufacturing and treatment processes. Working closely with the Process Chemist and production personnel, the technician conducts laboratory testing, process monitoring, data collection, and troubleshooting activities to ensure safe, efficient and compliant operations.

Key duties and responsibilities

1- Conduct routine sampling and chemical analysis for the photo-chemical and plating production facilities in accordance with established standard work procedures.

2 - Prepare chemical solutions, reagents, and test samples.

3 - Maintain an accurate and accessible database for all routine analysis results.

4 - Analyse test data, identify trends, variations and abnormalities, and provide recommendations to support process optimisation, quality improvements and corrective actions.

5- Report and act on results that are outside required limits, to maintain processing controls.

6 - Perform routine instrument calibration to ensure accurate chemical analysis and robust process control.

7 - Support the Development Chemist in the planning, execution and documentation of process development projects, product trials and validation activities.

8 - Manage laboratory chemical stocks, reorder supplies as required, and maintain a clean, safe and organised laboratory environment.

9 - Maintain laboratory procedures, test methods, records and calibration documentation in accordance with quality requirements.

10 - Support production activities where knowledge, experience and training permits.

11 - Support Tecan internal & external training requirements.

12 - Apply all company policies such as Safety, Health & Environment, Quality and HR. Including risk assessments, accident / near miss reporting.

13 - Support compliance with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and other applicable management system requirements.

Methodical and logical in the approach to problem solving.

Ability to blend practical work with the theoretical.

Strong attention to detail.

Good written and verbal communication.

Self-motivated to find and make improvements and the ability to work with minimal supervision.

Ability to identify and support improvement opportunities using data and measurable evidence.

Experience and Education

Essential

A-Level, HNC or equivalent qualification in Chemistry or related scientific discipline.

Practical laboratory experience within a chemistry, manufacturing or process environment.

Experience carrying out chemical analysis and accurately recording results.

Good working knowledge of Microsoft Excel and data management.

Preferred

Experience within a manufacturing or production environment.

Experience preparing standard operating procedures (SOPs) or other technical documentation.

Working knowledge of COSHH and risk assessments.

Understanding of wet chemistry analysis techniques.

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