Carry out QC analyses on raw materials, process samples and products in a chemical production setting in Arnhem. Full-time, with a permanent contract and gross monthly pay of €3,333.33–€4,750.
The role
As a QC chemical analyst in a chemical production setting in Arnhem, Gelderland, you carry out quality analyses on raw materials, process samples, intermediate and finished products, and environmental samples. You handle analytical requests accurately and on time, using HPLC, GC, physical and wet-chemistry techniques.
Responsibilities
- Perform analyses in line with documented quality procedures.
- Check, interpret, report and archive results in the LIMS.
- Calibrate and check laboratory equipment according to schedule and as needed; carry out routine preventive and corrective maintenance in line with the maintenance plan.
- Identify and document deviations involving equipment, samples or results, and initiate corrective actions when needed.
- Support the administrative quality checks of production and prepare and process certificates of analysis.
- Ensure the proper receipt and dispatch of laboratory supplies and waste.
- Follow GMP, FSSC 22000 and other quality requirements, helping ensure laboratory data and documentation are reliable, complete and traceable.
Schedule and contract
This is a full-time position with a permanent contract. The number of weekly hours and a specific shift pattern have not been stated.
What you bring
- A completed MLO qualification in Chemistry, level 4.
- 3 years of experience in a similar role.
- Knowledge of functional and analytical properties.
- Excellent spoken and written Dutch; English is an advantage.
- Experience with a LIMS.
- Problem-solving ability and analytical thinking.
- Experience in a GMP environment is an advantage; knowledge of ALCOA+ and good documentation practices is a strong advantage.
- Careful recording and safeguarding of laboratory data.
- A safety-focused, proactive and solution-oriented approach, and a willingness to work collaboratively.
What is offered
- Gross pay of €3,333.33 to €4,750 per month, depending on knowledge and experience.
- 25 days of annual leave and 10 additional leave days.
- A fixed year-end payment.
- A pension plan with a high contribution, most of which is paid by the employer.
- Free, confidential wellbeing and resilience support for you and your family.
- A bicycle plan, discounted sports, tax-efficient extras and discounts on products and services.
- A dynamic, informal working environment with a safety-focused culture.