Full-Time

Chemist I – Environmental Control

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Suffolk County

Suffolk County

Compensation Overview

$54.4k - $88.5k/yr

Entry

No H1B Sponsorship

Long Island, New York, USA

This position does not offer relocation assistance at this time. Sponsorship is not available for this role.

Category
Lab & Research
Environmental Sciences
Requirements
  • Graduation from a college with federally-authorized accreditation or registration by NY State with a Bachelor's degree in one of the natural sciences which includes at least sixteen (16) credit hours in Chemistry including Organic Chemistry.
  • Good knowledge of the theories, principles and practices of organic and analytical chemistry
  • Good knowledge of mathematics
  • Good knowledge of modern chemical laboratory methods, procedures and equipment
  • Good knowledge of the indicators, sources and legal limits of water pollutants
  • Working knowledge of statistics
  • Skill in laboratory manipulative techniques
  • Ability to take field samples and to set up sampling procedures
  • Ability to operate complex electronic laboratory equipment
  • Ability to perform assigned analyses and tests according to prescribed procedures
  • Ability to make accurate observations and conclusions of test results
  • Ability to maintain good working relationships with others in close quarters
  • Patience
  • Persistence
  • Physical condition commensurate with the demands of the position.
Responsibilities
  • Sets up, calibrates and runs automated analysis equipment to quantitatively analyze water, industrial and domestic wastewater, and septage samples;
  • Performs and directs Laboratory Technicians and Aides in the performance of wet method sample preparations, simple colorimetric tests and other simple volumetric, spectrophotometric and gravimetric analyses;
  • Performs analyses associated with the control and determination of performance of wastewater treatment facilities;
  • Prepares materials for use by washing, measuring, cooking, etc.;
  • Makes up reagents for use in chemical tests;
  • Receives and logs in samples, divides into smaller samples, labels and stores properly;
  • Reads charts of test results, calculates numerical equivalents and transfers to log sheets;
  • Checks to make sure that sufficient quantities of supplies are on hand;
  • May be required to testify in court as to findings and observations;
  • May wash glassware and perform other clean-up activities.

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