Wet Chemistry Assistant Analysts

Description:

• [Company] Group is a diversified international analytical laboratory and testing services group
• which first established its operations in Queensland, Australia in 1975. The company
• processes more than 10 million samples per annum and is one of the largest analytical
• laboratory groups in the world. Its staff of over 9,000 operates out of over 300 locations
• in 50-plus countries throughout Australia, North America, South America, Africa, Europe
• and Asia.  The [Company] Environmental Division provides high quality and dependable analytical testing data to assist consulting and engineering firms, industry, and government agencies around the world in making informed decisions for environmental projects.

We are currently recruiting for two:

• Wet Chemistry Assistant Analysts
• Location: Environmental – Middletown, PA
• Reports to: Wet Chemistry Group Leader 

General Accountability:

• We are seeking to fill two Wet Chemistry Assistant Analyst positions with the primary responsibility of following methodologies, performing analysis, and interpreting samples.

Specific Responsibilities:

• Follow appropriate methodologies and SOP’s as required.
• Document activities and report results in a concise and accurate manner
• Solve analysis problems as needed.
• Interpret samples and data.
• Performs other duties as assigned by the Group leader or Department Supervisor

Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

• Strong computer skills with knowledge of Excel, Microsoft Word
• Multi-tasked, organized, and detail oriented
• Proficient English verbal and written communication skills with the ability to communicate with staff, management and clients in a professional manner
• Able to work well in a team 
• Must have strong problem solving capabilities
• Knowledge of working in a laboratory environment very helpful
• Strong commitment to quality and integrity
• Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs.

Required Qualifications: 

• High School Diploma and at least 8 credit hours of college level science courses – 1 year of college level classes, or 1 year of laboratory experience will be considered.