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Société Générale de Surveillance

Testing, inspection, and certification services globally

QC Analyst

Regulatory & Quality (Life Sciences)Posted on Nov 12
Full-timeWicklow, Ireland€45k - €48k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Science graduate in Chemistry or equivalent science education at Level 7.
  • At least 2 years of experience in a good manufacturing practice laboratory; good manufacturing practice experience is a minimum requirement.
  • Demonstrated experience with current good manufacturing practices and data integrity, and sound knowledge of analytical technologies including high-performance liquid chromatography, gas chromatography, Karl Fischer analysis, infrared spectroscopy, particle size distribution, X-ray analysis, and wet chemistry.
  • Good organizational skills and strong written and verbal communication.
  • Ability to work as part of a team and adapt to evolving needs, with a customer-service mentality.
  • High standards for quality and safety.
  • Aptitude in laboratory computer systems, including laboratory information management systems and TrackWise.
  • Immediately eligible to work in Ireland.

Responsibilities

  • Receive training from SGS and the client, qualify in relevant analytical techniques, maintain training fully current, and train other analysts when appropriately qualified.
  • Carry out testing according to valid testing procedures and regulatory requirements.
  • Ensure laboratory equipment is well maintained and calibrations are carried out at designated frequencies.
  • Manage inventory and status of materials required for analysis.
  • When qualified, verify and review results generated by other analysts for compliance with requirements.
  • Ensure correct data entry to the laboratory information management system.
  • Assess testing results generated in the laboratory and close out batch analysis.
  • Meet target dates, update visibility tools, and communicate testing status at meetings.
  • Maintain laboratories to a high housekeeping standard.
  • Maintain high standards of laboratory records, completing work right first time and on time.
  • Write and maintain necessary documentation, including standard operating procedures, methods, and reports.
  • Work as part of the team to meet customer expectations and support achievement of client and SGS key performance indicators related to investigations, training, productivity, and on-time testing.
  • Notify the appropriate contact and document results and investigations for atypical or aberrant results.
  • Lead laboratory investigations and deviations when required.
  • Maintain a safe working environment and audit readiness.
  • Identify and implement safety, environmental, quality, and service improvements.
  • Work with the leader to support self-development and progression.

About the Company

Société Générale de Surveillance

Testing, inspection, and certification services globally

SGS provides testing, inspection, and certification services to help clients meet regulations, ensure quality and safety, and gain market access. It runs laboratory testing, on-site inspections, and certification against standards, often with training and consulting, across a wide range of industries. The services rely on a global network of laboratories and offices that deliver localized solutions with global expertise. What sets SGS apart is its large global footprint and its emphasis on quality, integrity, risk mitigation, and sustainability, enabling it to serve a diverse set of customers from small businesses to multinationals. The company's goal is to help customers comply with regulations, improve product quality and safety, reduce risk, and boost productivity across markets.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Geneva, Switzerland
Founded
1878

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