Fresh Graduate QA LAB MICROBIOLOGIST At P&G - Chemistry /Microbiology Vacancy
Job Description
Do you have a passion for working in a laboratory? Do you thrive in a dynamic environment? We’re looking for great teammates that have these qualities and want to make a difference by cultivating good manufacturing practices (GMP’s) and company quality principles to deliver the product performance and quality for the consumers P&G serves. .
As a QC Laboratory Analyst, you could work in a manufacturing laboratory environment that stays in sync with Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) and current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP). The work will require collection, labeling, analysis, and results recording related to raw materials, intermediate products, finished goods, packaging materials and other samples. Tracking, trend analysis, and other Quality Control (QC) related responsibilities will be performed as directed by laboratory systems.
We also have roles for a QC Analyst require writing control documents like Standards Operating Procedures (SOPs), deliver training, perform system health assessments, on the floor coaching, products disposition, facilitate or participate on quality system failures investigations. Maintain cGMP principles and Good Documentation practices.
Job Qualifications
Education:
Bachelor's Degree in Science or Pharmacy
Fresh grad or Max 2 years of relative experience
We believe you will be an excellent fit here if, you:
Have Computer literacy sufficient to use standard software (MS Office) as well as the ability to learn specific software and instrumentation.
Possess experience and knowledge of basic laboratory operations such as weighing, titrating, and preparing volumetric solutions.
Interpret analytical method procedures and safety instructions using standard chemistry terms and measures.
Perform routine calculations pertaining to analytical chemistry (e.g. dilution, concentration, test results).
Have Experience resolving operational or processes failures to understand root cause and able to develop an improvement plan.
Have effective verbal and written English communication skills with supervisor, other employees, and departments.
Are willing to wear appropriate safety equipment, such as safety shoes, hearing protection, and eye protection, wherever these things are necessary.