SHEQ Advisor Location: Based near Maidstone with travel across Kent, Sussex & Surrey Head Office Requirement: 2 days per week Salary: Up to 60k DOE Our client, a leading UK utilities and construction firm, is seeking a skilled SHEQ Advisor to join their dedicated team. This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to safety, health, environmental, and quality standards within a well-established organisation known for its commitment to excellence in utilities and construction services. Key Responsibilities Support the implementation of SHEQ (Safety, Health, Environment, and Quality) standards across various projects. Conduct regular site inspections and audits to ensure compliance with SHEQ policies and procedures. Provide guidance and support to on-site teams to promote best practices in health, safety, and environmental management. Advise on all SHEQ aspects of projects and ensure adherence to statutory and contractual requirements. Support the development and delivery of SHEQ training sessions and toolbox talks to promote a culture of safety and quality. Assist with accident and incident investigations, including root cause analysis, and recommend corrective actions. Maintain and update SHEQ documentation, including risk assessments, method statements, and audits. Required Skills and Qualifications NEBOSH Qualification is essential. Proven experience in the Utilities or Construction sector. Experience with CDM Regulations is advantageous. Strong knowledge of current SHEQ legislation and best practices. Excellent communication skills, with the ability to engage and influence across teams. A proactive, hands-on approach, with a strong commitment to continuous improvement. Additional Information The role will involve travel across Kent, Sussex, and Surrey. Attendance at the Head Office near Maidstone is required twice weekly. This is an exciting opportunity for a dedicated SHEQ professional to play a pivotal role in maintaining and enhancing safety, health, environmental, and quality standards for a leader in the utilities and construction sector. If you are passionate about SHEQ and have the relevant skills and experience, we invite you to apply.
Jun 20, 2025
Full time
SHEQ Advisor Location: Based near Maidstone with travel across Kent, Sussex & Surrey Head Office Requirement: 2 days per week Salary: Up to 60k DOE Our client, a leading UK utilities and construction firm, is seeking a skilled SHEQ Advisor to join their dedicated team. This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to safety, health, environmental, and quality standards within a well-established organisation known for its commitment to excellence in utilities and construction services. Key Responsibilities Support the implementation of SHEQ (Safety, Health, Environment, and Quality) standards across various projects. Conduct regular site inspections and audits to ensure compliance with SHEQ policies and procedures. Provide guidance and support to on-site teams to promote best practices in health, safety, and environmental management. Advise on all SHEQ aspects of projects and ensure adherence to statutory and contractual requirements. Support the development and delivery of SHEQ training sessions and toolbox talks to promote a culture of safety and quality. Assist with accident and incident investigations, including root cause analysis, and recommend corrective actions. Maintain and update SHEQ documentation, including risk assessments, method statements, and audits. Required Skills and Qualifications NEBOSH Qualification is essential. Proven experience in the Utilities or Construction sector. Experience with CDM Regulations is advantageous. Strong knowledge of current SHEQ legislation and best practices. Excellent communication skills, with the ability to engage and influence across teams. A proactive, hands-on approach, with a strong commitment to continuous improvement. Additional Information The role will involve travel across Kent, Sussex, and Surrey. Attendance at the Head Office near Maidstone is required twice weekly. This is an exciting opportunity for a dedicated SHEQ professional to play a pivotal role in maintaining and enhancing safety, health, environmental, and quality standards for a leader in the utilities and construction sector. If you are passionate about SHEQ and have the relevant skills and experience, we invite you to apply.
EHS Advisor Location: Hereford Salary: £45,000 - £50,000 + Competitive Benefits We are delighted to be recruiting exclusively on behalf of a leading manufacturer in the heavy engineering sector, producing high-performance materials for mission-critical industries, including aerospace, power generation, and defence. They are committed to operational excellence, innovation, and maintaining the highest standards of health, safety, and environmental (EHS) compliance. As part of their continued investment in EHS improvements, they are looking to recruit a EHS Specialist to join their Hereford site. This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in ensuring safety, compliance, and environmental best practices in a fast-paced and highly regulated manufacturing environment. Role Overview: Reporting to the Site EHS Lead, the EHS Advisor will support the development and implementation of EHS policies, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and driving a proactive safety culture. The role will involve auditing, risk assessments, training, and engaging with stakeholders across all levels to continuously improve health and safety performance. Key Responsibilities: Monitor and report on the implementation of health and safety risk controls and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). Support environmental performance improvements, liaising with management and employees to drive EHS initiatives. Conduct audits against EHS management systems and procedures. Assist in developing and improving Process Risk Assessments and Safe Working Procedures. Ensure compliance with corporate, company, and legislative health and safety requirements. Conduct accident investigations, ensuring thorough reporting and follow-up actions. Develop and implement lifting plans for complex, non-standard operations. Train and guide staff on H&S procedures, policies, and best practices. Engage employees at all levels to foster a culture of continuous safety improvement. Provide clear standards, governance, and support for EHS compliance and strategy. Work collaboratively with HR and Occupational Health on relevant health and safety matters. Stay up to date with industry standards and best practices through ongoing professional development. Qualifications & Experience Required: NEBOSH General Certificate (essential). Minimum 3-4 years of experience in a EHS role within a heavy manufacturing or engineering environment. Strong understanding of EHS regulations and compliance requirements. Hands-on experience conducting risk assessments, audits, and accident investigations. Proven ability to engage and influence employees at all levels. Knowledge of ISO management systems would be advantageous. Benefits: Competitive salary (£45,000 - £50,000) Excellent contributory company pension scheme Quarterly performance bonus scheme Life Assurance (x4 salary) Career progression opportunities Cycle to Work Scheme Free Eye Test & Prescription Safety Glasses Free Onsite Parking Training and development opportunities Work Environment: Single-site manufacturing facility spanning approximately 50 acres. Combination of office-based and shop-floor interaction. Monday to Friday schedule. How to Apply: If you are a proactive and driven EHS professional with experience in heavy manufacturing, this is a fantastic opportunity to make a real impact in a dynamic and growing business.
Mar 09, 2025
Full time
EHS Advisor Location: Hereford Salary: £45,000 - £50,000 + Competitive Benefits We are delighted to be recruiting exclusively on behalf of a leading manufacturer in the heavy engineering sector, producing high-performance materials for mission-critical industries, including aerospace, power generation, and defence. They are committed to operational excellence, innovation, and maintaining the highest standards of health, safety, and environmental (EHS) compliance. As part of their continued investment in EHS improvements, they are looking to recruit a EHS Specialist to join their Hereford site. This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in ensuring safety, compliance, and environmental best practices in a fast-paced and highly regulated manufacturing environment. Role Overview: Reporting to the Site EHS Lead, the EHS Advisor will support the development and implementation of EHS policies, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and driving a proactive safety culture. The role will involve auditing, risk assessments, training, and engaging with stakeholders across all levels to continuously improve health and safety performance. Key Responsibilities: Monitor and report on the implementation of health and safety risk controls and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). Support environmental performance improvements, liaising with management and employees to drive EHS initiatives. Conduct audits against EHS management systems and procedures. Assist in developing and improving Process Risk Assessments and Safe Working Procedures. Ensure compliance with corporate, company, and legislative health and safety requirements. Conduct accident investigations, ensuring thorough reporting and follow-up actions. Develop and implement lifting plans for complex, non-standard operations. Train and guide staff on H&S procedures, policies, and best practices. Engage employees at all levels to foster a culture of continuous safety improvement. Provide clear standards, governance, and support for EHS compliance and strategy. Work collaboratively with HR and Occupational Health on relevant health and safety matters. Stay up to date with industry standards and best practices through ongoing professional development. Qualifications & Experience Required: NEBOSH General Certificate (essential). Minimum 3-4 years of experience in a EHS role within a heavy manufacturing or engineering environment. Strong understanding of EHS regulations and compliance requirements. Hands-on experience conducting risk assessments, audits, and accident investigations. Proven ability to engage and influence employees at all levels. Knowledge of ISO management systems would be advantageous. Benefits: Competitive salary (£45,000 - £50,000) Excellent contributory company pension scheme Quarterly performance bonus scheme Life Assurance (x4 salary) Career progression opportunities Cycle to Work Scheme Free Eye Test & Prescription Safety Glasses Free Onsite Parking Training and development opportunities Work Environment: Single-site manufacturing facility spanning approximately 50 acres. Combination of office-based and shop-floor interaction. Monday to Friday schedule. How to Apply: If you are a proactive and driven EHS professional with experience in heavy manufacturing, this is a fantastic opportunity to make a real impact in a dynamic and growing business.
Health & Safety Advisor Location: Near Ackton, Pontefract Salary: £35,000 - £45,000 DOE Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Our client, a growing facilities management business, is seeking a Health & Safety Advisor to join their team. This role is predominantly desk-based at their head office and will play a key role in ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations across their operations. Role Overview: As a Health & Safety Advisor, you will support the facilities management and project teams by overseeing health and safety compliance, contractor documentation, and internal risk registers. You will also be responsible for coordinating accreditation applications and renewals while ensuring adherence to industry standards and best practices. Key Responsibilities: Oversee the day-to-day management of health and safety processes, ensuring all procedures, policies, and standards are up to date. Conduct and assist with risk assessments and method statements (RAMS) for various building management activities. Manage subcontractor documentation and maintain a PQQ process for new suppliers. Review and update the company training matrix. Assist in the creation of Construction Phase Plans and project packs. Provide guidance on health and safety plans for new and ongoing projects. Support third-party accreditation audits as part of an annual program. Monitor compliance, identify areas of risk, and advise management on corrective actions. Stay updated on legislative changes and industry best practices through training, seminars, and webinars. Promote a safety-first culture, engaging with employees across all business functions. Ensure compliance with fire safety requirements and other regulatory obligations. Qualifications & Experience: Required: NEBOSH General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety (or equivalent). NEBOSH Fire Safety Certificate. Proven experience in health and safety coordination within property management, facilities management, or a related sector. Desirable: First Aid certification. Skills & Competencies: Strong knowledge of health and safety legislation and regulations. Ability to conduct risk assessments and root cause analysis. Excellent communication skills for training delivery and report writing. A proactive, hands-on approach with a keen eye for detail. Benefits: Competitive salary (£35,000 - £45,000 DOE). Annual bonus scheme. Company pension. Company events. This is a fantastic opportunity for a proactive Health & Safety professional to join a dynamic and growing business. If you have a background in facilities management and a passion for promoting workplace safety, we encourage you to apply.
Mar 08, 2025
Full time
Health & Safety Advisor Location: Near Ackton, Pontefract Salary: £35,000 - £45,000 DOE Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Our client, a growing facilities management business, is seeking a Health & Safety Advisor to join their team. This role is predominantly desk-based at their head office and will play a key role in ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations across their operations. Role Overview: As a Health & Safety Advisor, you will support the facilities management and project teams by overseeing health and safety compliance, contractor documentation, and internal risk registers. You will also be responsible for coordinating accreditation applications and renewals while ensuring adherence to industry standards and best practices. Key Responsibilities: Oversee the day-to-day management of health and safety processes, ensuring all procedures, policies, and standards are up to date. Conduct and assist with risk assessments and method statements (RAMS) for various building management activities. Manage subcontractor documentation and maintain a PQQ process for new suppliers. Review and update the company training matrix. Assist in the creation of Construction Phase Plans and project packs. Provide guidance on health and safety plans for new and ongoing projects. Support third-party accreditation audits as part of an annual program. Monitor compliance, identify areas of risk, and advise management on corrective actions. Stay updated on legislative changes and industry best practices through training, seminars, and webinars. Promote a safety-first culture, engaging with employees across all business functions. Ensure compliance with fire safety requirements and other regulatory obligations. Qualifications & Experience: Required: NEBOSH General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety (or equivalent). NEBOSH Fire Safety Certificate. Proven experience in health and safety coordination within property management, facilities management, or a related sector. Desirable: First Aid certification. Skills & Competencies: Strong knowledge of health and safety legislation and regulations. Ability to conduct risk assessments and root cause analysis. Excellent communication skills for training delivery and report writing. A proactive, hands-on approach with a keen eye for detail. Benefits: Competitive salary (£35,000 - £45,000 DOE). Annual bonus scheme. Company pension. Company events. This is a fantastic opportunity for a proactive Health & Safety professional to join a dynamic and growing business. If you have a background in facilities management and a passion for promoting workplace safety, we encourage you to apply.
Cranleigh STEM is working with an established, family-run environmental waste management business, we are recruiting for a Graduate Environmental Compliance Coordinator to join their team in South Oxfordshire Salary: £. Competetive Location: South Oxfordshire Work Arrangement: Some flexibility, with occasional home working possible. Transport: Pool vehicles provided for site visits Progression: Open to experienced candidates and strong graduates with relevant experience Key Responsibilities: Ensure compliance with Environmental Permits, trade effluent discharge consents, surface water discharge consents, abstraction licences, and other regulatory requirements. Lead and manage permit applications and variations (internally or via consultants). Support site managers in ensuring compliance with environmental permits, investigating and documenting any deviations. Review and standardise environmental management systems across sites. Assist operational teams during Environment Agency (EA) visits, inspections, and audits. Review Environment Agency Compliance Assessment Report (CAR) forms and raise necessary actions. Compile, check, and submit quarterly waste returns to the EA. Liaise with project teams to ensure Environmental Permit applications or variations align with site developments. Analyse and interpret environmental monitoring data to identify trends and non-compliances. Submit Schedule 6 reports to the EA following breaches of environmental limits. Ensure the timely completion and submission of reports such as Pollution Inventory Returns, Annual Environmental Reports, Hydrogeological Risk Assessments (HRA), and Landfill Gas Risk Assessments (LFGRAs). Support compliance with Animal By-Products Regulations for storage and transportation. What We re Looking For: A graduate in the field of environmental science or a closely related discipline. Ideally a placement year or internship in the waste industry, environmental consultancy, or a regulatory role. Essential Qualifications & Skills: GCSEs (or equivalent) in English & Maths. Environmental degree or similar. Full UK driving licence - required for site visits. Understanding of Environmental Permitting Regulations and relevant legislation. Strong organisational skills with the ability to adapt to changing circumstances. Effective communicator, capable of liaising with regulatory bodies. Ability to work independently and within a team.
Mar 06, 2025
Full time
Cranleigh STEM is working with an established, family-run environmental waste management business, we are recruiting for a Graduate Environmental Compliance Coordinator to join their team in South Oxfordshire Salary: £. Competetive Location: South Oxfordshire Work Arrangement: Some flexibility, with occasional home working possible. Transport: Pool vehicles provided for site visits Progression: Open to experienced candidates and strong graduates with relevant experience Key Responsibilities: Ensure compliance with Environmental Permits, trade effluent discharge consents, surface water discharge consents, abstraction licences, and other regulatory requirements. Lead and manage permit applications and variations (internally or via consultants). Support site managers in ensuring compliance with environmental permits, investigating and documenting any deviations. Review and standardise environmental management systems across sites. Assist operational teams during Environment Agency (EA) visits, inspections, and audits. Review Environment Agency Compliance Assessment Report (CAR) forms and raise necessary actions. Compile, check, and submit quarterly waste returns to the EA. Liaise with project teams to ensure Environmental Permit applications or variations align with site developments. Analyse and interpret environmental monitoring data to identify trends and non-compliances. Submit Schedule 6 reports to the EA following breaches of environmental limits. Ensure the timely completion and submission of reports such as Pollution Inventory Returns, Annual Environmental Reports, Hydrogeological Risk Assessments (HRA), and Landfill Gas Risk Assessments (LFGRAs). Support compliance with Animal By-Products Regulations for storage and transportation. What We re Looking For: A graduate in the field of environmental science or a closely related discipline. Ideally a placement year or internship in the waste industry, environmental consultancy, or a regulatory role. Essential Qualifications & Skills: GCSEs (or equivalent) in English & Maths. Environmental degree or similar. Full UK driving licence - required for site visits. Understanding of Environmental Permitting Regulations and relevant legislation. Strong organisational skills with the ability to adapt to changing circumstances. Effective communicator, capable of liaising with regulatory bodies. Ability to work independently and within a team.
Cranleigh STEM is proud to be partnering with an innovative organisation in the sustainability sector to recruit a driven and self-motivated Electrical Controls Engineer. This is a unique opportunity to play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between software and hardware for our clients' next-generation clean energy solutions. The role involves producing system schematics, wiring diagrams, specifications, and supporting the build and testing of electrical control panels. The ideal candidate will have strong practical skills, expertise working with PLCs, fault finding, and a track record of designing electrical hardware to high standards. A solid understanding of industrial electronics is essential. The role suits individuals who thrive in innovative environments, demonstrate initiative, and work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. Key Responsibilities: Design and document single-line and detailed electrical systems, including components like transformers, motors, and circuit protection. Develop specifications and compliance documentation for internal and contractor-led projects. Produce manufacturing designs and support product integration with engineers and scientists. Conduct safety and compliance reviews (HAZOP, SIL, LOPA) and resolve faults using test equipment. Essential Criteria: Experience or knowledge of EN 60204 and BS7671:2018 standards. Familiarity with functional safety (EN 61511) and Siemens PLCs. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and a willingness to travel occasionally, including internationally. Education and Skills: Degree or equivalent in Electrical Engineering. Expertise in machinery compliance (CE/UKCA), EMC/EMI mitigation, and low-voltage systems. Experience with fuel cells, solar PV, and battery systems is advantageous. Previous experience working within a quality-focused organisation with structured QA procedures. If you meet the above criteria and are interested in this exciting opportunity, please contact Lewis Cox at (url removed) to learn more or to apply.
Jan 29, 2025
Full time
Cranleigh STEM is proud to be partnering with an innovative organisation in the sustainability sector to recruit a driven and self-motivated Electrical Controls Engineer. This is a unique opportunity to play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between software and hardware for our clients' next-generation clean energy solutions. The role involves producing system schematics, wiring diagrams, specifications, and supporting the build and testing of electrical control panels. The ideal candidate will have strong practical skills, expertise working with PLCs, fault finding, and a track record of designing electrical hardware to high standards. A solid understanding of industrial electronics is essential. The role suits individuals who thrive in innovative environments, demonstrate initiative, and work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. Key Responsibilities: Design and document single-line and detailed electrical systems, including components like transformers, motors, and circuit protection. Develop specifications and compliance documentation for internal and contractor-led projects. Produce manufacturing designs and support product integration with engineers and scientists. Conduct safety and compliance reviews (HAZOP, SIL, LOPA) and resolve faults using test equipment. Essential Criteria: Experience or knowledge of EN 60204 and BS7671:2018 standards. Familiarity with functional safety (EN 61511) and Siemens PLCs. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and a willingness to travel occasionally, including internationally. Education and Skills: Degree or equivalent in Electrical Engineering. Expertise in machinery compliance (CE/UKCA), EMC/EMI mitigation, and low-voltage systems. Experience with fuel cells, solar PV, and battery systems is advantageous. Previous experience working within a quality-focused organisation with structured QA procedures. If you meet the above criteria and are interested in this exciting opportunity, please contact Lewis Cox at (url removed) to learn more or to apply.
A multinational environmental consultancy is looking for an Analytical Chemist to join its brand-new, state-of-the-art facility in Bedford. You will be working within the analytical development laboratory operating GC/MS systems, ensuring results are completed to agreed deadlines and preparing samples and solutions for testing purposes. You will require a chemistry-based degree and GC/MS experience within a commercial laboratory environment. The Role Follow established procedures to perform trace organic analysis on a wide range of samples/matrices Operate GC-MS and GC-MS/MS systems, ensuring results are completed to agreed deadlines together with other laboratory equipment, as required Take responsibility for managing your own analytical workload which will include working with extraction staff within the laboratory to ensure samples are prepared for analysis according to customer requirements Perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting of GC-MS instrumentation and analytical equipment Prepare samples, solutions, and reagents following standard laboratory formulas and procedures. Process and interprets analytical results for entry onto LIMS Experience Required Chemistry-based degree, or similar subject Experience working within an accredited analytical testing laboratory A solid background and experience in the use of GC/MS Excellent communication skills with the ability to communicate effectively at different levels within an organisation
Dec 09, 2022
Full time
A multinational environmental consultancy is looking for an Analytical Chemist to join its brand-new, state-of-the-art facility in Bedford. You will be working within the analytical development laboratory operating GC/MS systems, ensuring results are completed to agreed deadlines and preparing samples and solutions for testing purposes. You will require a chemistry-based degree and GC/MS experience within a commercial laboratory environment. The Role Follow established procedures to perform trace organic analysis on a wide range of samples/matrices Operate GC-MS and GC-MS/MS systems, ensuring results are completed to agreed deadlines together with other laboratory equipment, as required Take responsibility for managing your own analytical workload which will include working with extraction staff within the laboratory to ensure samples are prepared for analysis according to customer requirements Perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting of GC-MS instrumentation and analytical equipment Prepare samples, solutions, and reagents following standard laboratory formulas and procedures. Process and interprets analytical results for entry onto LIMS Experience Required Chemistry-based degree, or similar subject Experience working within an accredited analytical testing laboratory A solid background and experience in the use of GC/MS Excellent communication skills with the ability to communicate effectively at different levels within an organisation
An exciting energy storage start-up business based in Oxford is currently recruiting for an Electrochemist to join its R&D team on a permanent basis. Acting as Electrochemist, you will play a project lead role in the growing team - developing new electrode materials for lithium metal batteries. Electrochemist responsibilities Project Lead in the international team developing new electrode materials for Li metal batteries. Development and implementation of methods for analysing electrochemical processes. Designing electrochemical procedures and experiments to provide thorough evaluations of developmental products. Independently carrying out projects as requested. Electrochemist requirements Educated to at least a degree level in Electrochemistry, Physical Chemistry including training in electrochemical methods such as EIS. Practical experience in metallic Li electrochemistry, Li-ion battery technology and related materials; knowledge of solid-state-battery technology would be an advantage. Being up to date with the state-of-the-art in battery technology. Well organised, able to prioritise and work with minimal supervision.
Dec 08, 2022
Full time
An exciting energy storage start-up business based in Oxford is currently recruiting for an Electrochemist to join its R&D team on a permanent basis. Acting as Electrochemist, you will play a project lead role in the growing team - developing new electrode materials for lithium metal batteries. Electrochemist responsibilities Project Lead in the international team developing new electrode materials for Li metal batteries. Development and implementation of methods for analysing electrochemical processes. Designing electrochemical procedures and experiments to provide thorough evaluations of developmental products. Independently carrying out projects as requested. Electrochemist requirements Educated to at least a degree level in Electrochemistry, Physical Chemistry including training in electrochemical methods such as EIS. Practical experience in metallic Li electrochemistry, Li-ion battery technology and related materials; knowledge of solid-state-battery technology would be an advantage. Being up to date with the state-of-the-art in battery technology. Well organised, able to prioritise and work with minimal supervision.
A fast-growth laboratory testing company is looking for a new Senior Analytical Chemist to join their team. You will be responsible for assisting the department in the development of analytical methods appropriate for the company devices. You will also be training the other team members on testing, analytical instrumentation, protocol, and report writing, as well as assisting in the development of SOPs. You will require a chemistry degree, or similar, along with previous commercial laboratory experience. The Role Development of appropriate methods concerning sample preparation, data processing and interpretation of analytical systems (e.g., HS-GCMS, GC-MSD, HPLC). Method Validation of the analytical methods developed in-house, lead, and supervise trainees Conduct training on established tests for Analytical Technicians in the team Supervise the testing and make sure it is performed in line with established standards Function as a team member throughout projects while maintaining quality and accuracy of work Assist in data acquisition, protocol development, and report writing Maintain accessible chemical inventory Time management and effective project planning Ability to supervise and lead the other team members Understand the Health and Safety principles and apply them, oversee the Health and Safety procedure in the Chemistry Dept Design new studies and validate new medical devices and pharma products. Ability to work and organise projects under pressure Ability to work independently as well as in a team. Monitor and train other members Report any issues to the department manager Maintenance and cleanliness of lab and chemical storage Effective communication with the Manager about any issues in the chemistry lab Good collaboration with the Manager about the needs of the company's chemistry department Assist in phone conferences with clients in relation to their projects Help develop a culture of safe working practices and manage health and safety risks within the company Experience Required Ability to play and manage active and possible projects simultaneously Practically and theoretically trained in the fundamentals of GC, GC/MS, & HPLC operation and quantitation Understanding of MSD ChemStation software Ability to apply knowledge of chemical principles and literature to devise analytical methods Understanding the importance of health and safety in chemical storage and handling Good statistical skills Trained to ISO 17025 Degree in Chemistry/ Analytical Chemistry
Dec 08, 2022
Full time
A fast-growth laboratory testing company is looking for a new Senior Analytical Chemist to join their team. You will be responsible for assisting the department in the development of analytical methods appropriate for the company devices. You will also be training the other team members on testing, analytical instrumentation, protocol, and report writing, as well as assisting in the development of SOPs. You will require a chemistry degree, or similar, along with previous commercial laboratory experience. The Role Development of appropriate methods concerning sample preparation, data processing and interpretation of analytical systems (e.g., HS-GCMS, GC-MSD, HPLC). Method Validation of the analytical methods developed in-house, lead, and supervise trainees Conduct training on established tests for Analytical Technicians in the team Supervise the testing and make sure it is performed in line with established standards Function as a team member throughout projects while maintaining quality and accuracy of work Assist in data acquisition, protocol development, and report writing Maintain accessible chemical inventory Time management and effective project planning Ability to supervise and lead the other team members Understand the Health and Safety principles and apply them, oversee the Health and Safety procedure in the Chemistry Dept Design new studies and validate new medical devices and pharma products. Ability to work and organise projects under pressure Ability to work independently as well as in a team. Monitor and train other members Report any issues to the department manager Maintenance and cleanliness of lab and chemical storage Effective communication with the Manager about any issues in the chemistry lab Good collaboration with the Manager about the needs of the company's chemistry department Assist in phone conferences with clients in relation to their projects Help develop a culture of safe working practices and manage health and safety risks within the company Experience Required Ability to play and manage active and possible projects simultaneously Practically and theoretically trained in the fundamentals of GC, GC/MS, & HPLC operation and quantitation Understanding of MSD ChemStation software Ability to apply knowledge of chemical principles and literature to devise analytical methods Understanding the importance of health and safety in chemical storage and handling Good statistical skills Trained to ISO 17025 Degree in Chemistry/ Analytical Chemistry
A fast-growth laboratory testing company is looking for a new Analytical Chemistry Manager to join their team. You will be responsible for managing the projects according to ISO standards, managing the chemistry team, and maintaining a good relationship between the chemistry and other teams within the company. You will require a chemistry-based degree, and several years of commercial laboratory experience, along with management or supervisory practice. The Role Manage the Analytical Chemistry team on a daily basis with priorities being set as per the business needs. Organising and delegating projects to appropriate colleagues in within the team. Planning future improvement for the department. Maintain relationships between the customers and the team, updating the customers with the stage of testing, phone conferences and meetings with current and potential customers. Assist the team to develop and design new testing methods by adaptation of current methods or design of new methods to client's requirements, if required. Collaboration with General manager about the needs and improvements in the company's Chemistry department. Manage the training for Chemistry team members on the analytical instrumentation at the company facilities. Manage projects deadlines. Effective communication with the General Manager about any issues in the company's Chemistry lab. Time management and effective project planning. Team motivation. Manage the writing and continuously improvement of the Chemistry Dept procedures/ SOPs/ WIs, documentation. Present at conferences. Manage the writing and continuously improvement of the Chemistry Dept procedures/ SOPs/ WIs, documentation. Present at conferences. Conduct and attend managers meetings. Support in recruiting qualified team members. Maintenance and troubleshooting of analytical instrumentation. Supervise work in the company's Analytical Chemistry lab area. Experience Required Good communication skills with both team members and external clients and partners Ability to understand customers' needs and tackle new challenges effectively Ability to plan and manage active and potential projects simultaneously Good knowledge of the analytical instrumentation and of scientific principles Ability to present at a conference when needed. Write articles for technical magazines/website. In depth knowledge of relevant ISO's - ISO 18562, ISO10993 Bachelor's degree in chemistry, or similar Organisational/Project Management Skills Enthusiasm about Analytical Chemistry Attention to detail Report writing Self-reliance and self-motivation Discretion and diplomacy Leadership
Dec 08, 2022
Full time
A fast-growth laboratory testing company is looking for a new Analytical Chemistry Manager to join their team. You will be responsible for managing the projects according to ISO standards, managing the chemistry team, and maintaining a good relationship between the chemistry and other teams within the company. You will require a chemistry-based degree, and several years of commercial laboratory experience, along with management or supervisory practice. The Role Manage the Analytical Chemistry team on a daily basis with priorities being set as per the business needs. Organising and delegating projects to appropriate colleagues in within the team. Planning future improvement for the department. Maintain relationships between the customers and the team, updating the customers with the stage of testing, phone conferences and meetings with current and potential customers. Assist the team to develop and design new testing methods by adaptation of current methods or design of new methods to client's requirements, if required. Collaboration with General manager about the needs and improvements in the company's Chemistry department. Manage the training for Chemistry team members on the analytical instrumentation at the company facilities. Manage projects deadlines. Effective communication with the General Manager about any issues in the company's Chemistry lab. Time management and effective project planning. Team motivation. Manage the writing and continuously improvement of the Chemistry Dept procedures/ SOPs/ WIs, documentation. Present at conferences. Manage the writing and continuously improvement of the Chemistry Dept procedures/ SOPs/ WIs, documentation. Present at conferences. Conduct and attend managers meetings. Support in recruiting qualified team members. Maintenance and troubleshooting of analytical instrumentation. Supervise work in the company's Analytical Chemistry lab area. Experience Required Good communication skills with both team members and external clients and partners Ability to understand customers' needs and tackle new challenges effectively Ability to plan and manage active and potential projects simultaneously Good knowledge of the analytical instrumentation and of scientific principles Ability to present at a conference when needed. Write articles for technical magazines/website. In depth knowledge of relevant ISO's - ISO 18562, ISO10993 Bachelor's degree in chemistry, or similar Organisational/Project Management Skills Enthusiasm about Analytical Chemistry Attention to detail Report writing Self-reliance and self-motivation Discretion and diplomacy Leadership
A fast-growing chemical manufacturing business based in Basingstoke is currently recruiting for Chemical Engineer to join its team on a permanent basis. As a Chemical Engineer, you will act as their technical specialist when it comes to engineering support - which can cover key tasks including scale-up activities (concept to commission), HAZOP studies, experiment design and troubleshooting. This role will suit a degree qualified Chemical Engineer who possesses relevant work experience gained in a relatable industry (chemicals, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, energy storage). Chemical Engineer responsibilities Use scientific, mathematical, and engineering principles to solve problems and improve our chemical and engineering processes and design new processes. Designing, proposing, implementing, reviewing, and correcting plans and overseeing construction of new plants to ensure capital projects are realised including all relevant hazard assessments and HAZOPs. Implement, troubleshoot, and review plans as projects progress. Design and plan the layout of equipment Engage with suppliers and contractors to specify existing equipment and consult on new and improved processes To scale up designs for major and manage new capital projects Participate in and coordinate trial production programmes and manage the introduction of new products into the plant. Chemical Engineer requirements An MSc or PhD level qualification in Chemical Engineering/Process Engineering/Manufacturing Engineering. Industrial experience working in a comparative role working at a small or pilot scale and taking a product through to commercialisation. Excellent communication skills with the ability to work well within a cross-functional team. Used to running projects in terms of timing, financials, and budget control Experience of managing teams in an industrial environment whilst working to strict safety and quality standards Self-motivated, flexible, well organised and possess analytical skills. £Comp + private medical + life assurance + pension Chemical Engineer/HAZOP/Scale-Up/Design/Process
Dec 06, 2022
Full time
A fast-growing chemical manufacturing business based in Basingstoke is currently recruiting for Chemical Engineer to join its team on a permanent basis. As a Chemical Engineer, you will act as their technical specialist when it comes to engineering support - which can cover key tasks including scale-up activities (concept to commission), HAZOP studies, experiment design and troubleshooting. This role will suit a degree qualified Chemical Engineer who possesses relevant work experience gained in a relatable industry (chemicals, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, energy storage). Chemical Engineer responsibilities Use scientific, mathematical, and engineering principles to solve problems and improve our chemical and engineering processes and design new processes. Designing, proposing, implementing, reviewing, and correcting plans and overseeing construction of new plants to ensure capital projects are realised including all relevant hazard assessments and HAZOPs. Implement, troubleshoot, and review plans as projects progress. Design and plan the layout of equipment Engage with suppliers and contractors to specify existing equipment and consult on new and improved processes To scale up designs for major and manage new capital projects Participate in and coordinate trial production programmes and manage the introduction of new products into the plant. Chemical Engineer requirements An MSc or PhD level qualification in Chemical Engineering/Process Engineering/Manufacturing Engineering. Industrial experience working in a comparative role working at a small or pilot scale and taking a product through to commercialisation. Excellent communication skills with the ability to work well within a cross-functional team. Used to running projects in terms of timing, financials, and budget control Experience of managing teams in an industrial environment whilst working to strict safety and quality standards Self-motivated, flexible, well organised and possess analytical skills. £Comp + private medical + life assurance + pension Chemical Engineer/HAZOP/Scale-Up/Design/Process
A fast-growing chemical manufacturing business based in Basingstoke is currently recruiting an Electrical Project Engineer to join its team on a permanent basis. As an Electrical Project Engineer, you will join a growing project team reporting directly to the Project Manager. You will be responsible for taking the lead and owning relevant work packages. In the role, you will help the business succeed and grow to the next stage by supporting the Project Manager, Project Control & Planning Engineer, Engineering Managers, and Chemical Engineers. This role will suit a degree-qualified Electrical Engineer who possesses relevant work experience gained in a relatable industry (chemicals, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, energy storage, automotive, etc). The company is growing very quickly, and you will be responsible for producing technical drawings ensuring they meet the required specifications. Electrical Project Engineer Responsibilities Gathering data and technical information to support the project as and when required Designing electrical systems Assessing power requirements for customers Building PLC Producing scope of works, In support of supply chain procurement Throughout the fully extended project life cycle, ensure/maintain quality, safety & design intent Work package management, taking ownership of sub-projects and workstreams to support the wider project Supply chain management by technical discipline/trade Review of internal and external discipline work and deliverables Administration support across the project if required Support the development of ITT/RFQ documents/packs Supports discipline actions from the meeting Maintaining configuration control Electrical Project Engineer Requirements Degree or HNC/HND in Electrical Engineering (or similar) Have experience in a technical environment (manufacturing site or contractor or design house) Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Ability to manage stressful situations and strict deadlines £Comp + private medical + life assurance + pension
Dec 01, 2022
Full time
A fast-growing chemical manufacturing business based in Basingstoke is currently recruiting an Electrical Project Engineer to join its team on a permanent basis. As an Electrical Project Engineer, you will join a growing project team reporting directly to the Project Manager. You will be responsible for taking the lead and owning relevant work packages. In the role, you will help the business succeed and grow to the next stage by supporting the Project Manager, Project Control & Planning Engineer, Engineering Managers, and Chemical Engineers. This role will suit a degree-qualified Electrical Engineer who possesses relevant work experience gained in a relatable industry (chemicals, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, energy storage, automotive, etc). The company is growing very quickly, and you will be responsible for producing technical drawings ensuring they meet the required specifications. Electrical Project Engineer Responsibilities Gathering data and technical information to support the project as and when required Designing electrical systems Assessing power requirements for customers Building PLC Producing scope of works, In support of supply chain procurement Throughout the fully extended project life cycle, ensure/maintain quality, safety & design intent Work package management, taking ownership of sub-projects and workstreams to support the wider project Supply chain management by technical discipline/trade Review of internal and external discipline work and deliverables Administration support across the project if required Support the development of ITT/RFQ documents/packs Supports discipline actions from the meeting Maintaining configuration control Electrical Project Engineer Requirements Degree or HNC/HND in Electrical Engineering (or similar) Have experience in a technical environment (manufacturing site or contractor or design house) Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Ability to manage stressful situations and strict deadlines £Comp + private medical + life assurance + pension
A world-leading chemicals business is currently recruiting a Formulation Chemist to join its R&D team on a permanent basis. This is a pivotal role within the R&D division where you will act as technical lead for customer/OEM formulations - whilst having the ability to engage with cross-functional stakeholders (business, process development, marketing). This role will suit a degree-qualified candidate who can bring proven market experience - working in an industrial R&D laboratory. Formulation Chemist responsibilities Technical lead and/or project lead for customer-specific and OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturers) based formulations globally as directed. Visit customers / OEMs as needed. Performs formulation and testing activities to meet established project objectives. Effective project management. Participates in technical and/or project reviews and presents findings as appropriate for internal and external audiences. Build relationships and be the primary technical resource for formulation questions for supported OEMs. Engages with assigned teams and cross-functional stakeholders, such as Business, Process Development, Marketing, CTS (Customer Technical Services), Mechanical Testing, OEM Relationship Team, etc. Represent the company in technical conferences, societies and other industry activities. Maintain adequate level of technical expertise and self-development through study, seminars, etc. Provide strategic insight for OEM opportunities. Promote Afton's culture, values, quality, and safety principles. Formulation Chemist requirements Degree level qualification in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or closely related - PhD level would be preferred. Strong level of knowledge and understanding in formulation chemistry - ideally from chemicals, lubricants, coatings, or similar industries. Understanding of applicable chemistry principles and application in an R&D environment. Creative thinking and planning - Ability to identify additive approaches/formulations to meet customer needs. Relationships: Ability to network, build, and nurture relationships. Able to travel as required with up to 25% domestic and/or international travel at times In return, the company can provide an excellent opportunity to progress your career professionally coupled with a very competitive package. £Comp + final salary pension scheme + shares + healthcare
Dec 01, 2022
Full time
A world-leading chemicals business is currently recruiting a Formulation Chemist to join its R&D team on a permanent basis. This is a pivotal role within the R&D division where you will act as technical lead for customer/OEM formulations - whilst having the ability to engage with cross-functional stakeholders (business, process development, marketing). This role will suit a degree-qualified candidate who can bring proven market experience - working in an industrial R&D laboratory. Formulation Chemist responsibilities Technical lead and/or project lead for customer-specific and OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturers) based formulations globally as directed. Visit customers / OEMs as needed. Performs formulation and testing activities to meet established project objectives. Effective project management. Participates in technical and/or project reviews and presents findings as appropriate for internal and external audiences. Build relationships and be the primary technical resource for formulation questions for supported OEMs. Engages with assigned teams and cross-functional stakeholders, such as Business, Process Development, Marketing, CTS (Customer Technical Services), Mechanical Testing, OEM Relationship Team, etc. Represent the company in technical conferences, societies and other industry activities. Maintain adequate level of technical expertise and self-development through study, seminars, etc. Provide strategic insight for OEM opportunities. Promote Afton's culture, values, quality, and safety principles. Formulation Chemist requirements Degree level qualification in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or closely related - PhD level would be preferred. Strong level of knowledge and understanding in formulation chemistry - ideally from chemicals, lubricants, coatings, or similar industries. Understanding of applicable chemistry principles and application in an R&D environment. Creative thinking and planning - Ability to identify additive approaches/formulations to meet customer needs. Relationships: Ability to network, build, and nurture relationships. Able to travel as required with up to 25% domestic and/or international travel at times In return, the company can provide an excellent opportunity to progress your career professionally coupled with a very competitive package. £Comp + final salary pension scheme + shares + healthcare
An established food manufacturer has an opportunity for a Process Engineer to join its team. Your role will be to develop and improve products and processes with special responsibility for those involving extractions and distillations. You must have a degree in Chemical Engineering or similar, coupled with industrial experience in a production or manufacturing environment. KEY TASKS New product development, technical support and training New product and process development, either speculative or against customer projects with special emphasis on processes involving extraction and distillation technologies. Managing development projects to create commercially viable products against a brief, using project management tools and techniques to deliver the project to timescales required. Managing product and process trials in a systematic and logical way to evaluate operating parameters. Liaising with QC laboratory and stills operator to resolve any problems that might arise e.g. out of specification products and changes in procedures. Scale-up and monitoring of production of new products at pilot plant level as required and assist in the technology transfer to Production. Providing technical support to the Production Department, ensuring processes are operating in an optimal way and that products are made to specification. Provide training, guidance and support to team members and Production staff on equipment and processes where required. Work with the Production and Engineering departments to specify new and replacement equipment where needed and support with commissioning of equipment. Management of laboratory, implementing and managing laboratory procedures to ensure compliance with hygiene to GMP standards. Maintaining accurate records and documentation Identifying the need for, writing and implementing manufacturing procedures and process control procedures in conjunction with the Quality Assurance and Production groups. Record and collate data collected from all laboratory trials, factory- based trials and studies. Report findings and recommendations to stakeholders. Investigation of customer complaints and non-conformances Assist Quality Assurance in the investigation of customer complaints, non-conformances, production manufacturing problems and optimisation of existing production processes. Improvement Activity and Projects Highlight required areas for improvement and liaise with other Department members to allow completion against set timescales. Support Company goals by involvement within area improvement teams. JOB KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS Chemical Engineering degree and relevant experience in a production environment -ideally at least 3 years' experience. Good understanding of distillation, extraction and fluid dynamics. Demonstrable project management skills; able to break a project down into tasks, understand dependencies, consider timings and manage the project to time. This person will need to be able to operate effectively with minimal supervision; take the initiative and have the confidence to work independently, while keeping the line manager informed. Problem solving skills - working in collaboration with others, using others' experience and knowledge; consider the options and the pro and cons of each, assess the best options and be able to make clear, justified recommendations. Excellent data analysis and numerical skills. Good team player within the team and cross functionally, with good communication and influencing skills. Demonstrable motivational and coaching skills with the ability to write instructions and train key members of staff on processes.
Dec 01, 2022
Full time
An established food manufacturer has an opportunity for a Process Engineer to join its team. Your role will be to develop and improve products and processes with special responsibility for those involving extractions and distillations. You must have a degree in Chemical Engineering or similar, coupled with industrial experience in a production or manufacturing environment. KEY TASKS New product development, technical support and training New product and process development, either speculative or against customer projects with special emphasis on processes involving extraction and distillation technologies. Managing development projects to create commercially viable products against a brief, using project management tools and techniques to deliver the project to timescales required. Managing product and process trials in a systematic and logical way to evaluate operating parameters. Liaising with QC laboratory and stills operator to resolve any problems that might arise e.g. out of specification products and changes in procedures. Scale-up and monitoring of production of new products at pilot plant level as required and assist in the technology transfer to Production. Providing technical support to the Production Department, ensuring processes are operating in an optimal way and that products are made to specification. Provide training, guidance and support to team members and Production staff on equipment and processes where required. Work with the Production and Engineering departments to specify new and replacement equipment where needed and support with commissioning of equipment. Management of laboratory, implementing and managing laboratory procedures to ensure compliance with hygiene to GMP standards. Maintaining accurate records and documentation Identifying the need for, writing and implementing manufacturing procedures and process control procedures in conjunction with the Quality Assurance and Production groups. Record and collate data collected from all laboratory trials, factory- based trials and studies. Report findings and recommendations to stakeholders. Investigation of customer complaints and non-conformances Assist Quality Assurance in the investigation of customer complaints, non-conformances, production manufacturing problems and optimisation of existing production processes. Improvement Activity and Projects Highlight required areas for improvement and liaise with other Department members to allow completion against set timescales. Support Company goals by involvement within area improvement teams. JOB KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS Chemical Engineering degree and relevant experience in a production environment -ideally at least 3 years' experience. Good understanding of distillation, extraction and fluid dynamics. Demonstrable project management skills; able to break a project down into tasks, understand dependencies, consider timings and manage the project to time. This person will need to be able to operate effectively with minimal supervision; take the initiative and have the confidence to work independently, while keeping the line manager informed. Problem solving skills - working in collaboration with others, using others' experience and knowledge; consider the options and the pro and cons of each, assess the best options and be able to make clear, justified recommendations. Excellent data analysis and numerical skills. Good team player within the team and cross functionally, with good communication and influencing skills. Demonstrable motivational and coaching skills with the ability to write instructions and train key members of staff on processes.
A fast-growing food manufacturing company has a new opportunity for a Development Chemist to join their team. You will be supporting the research and development program and the new product introduction pipeline of products and realising new business opportunities. To be successful you must hold a chemistry-based degree, or similar, along with several years of commercial laboratory work experience within a similar field. The Role Under the supervision of the Technical Director, provide development of pipeline products to support realising new business opportunities Carry out process development using techniques such as distillation, CO2 fractionation, enzyme reactions, and classical organic chemistry to deliver results in accordance with agreed project objectives and timelines Assist with scale-up production through laboratory experimentation, pilot scale-up, and commercial trials, to deliver successful new product introduction. Close collaboration with the Operations and Commercial Teams as part of the commercialisation process of product development. Prepare timely internal technical reports detailing results and readily share information to advance cross-functional teams. Prepare and deliver technical presentations and publications on research topics of interest and new discoveries. Operate laboratory work ensuring compliance with the company's Health & Safety policy, Good Manufacturing Practices, and other external regulations. Maintain detailed records of all work done and prepare a monthly progress report as per established Key Performance Indicators (KPI). Be an active contributor to the Continuous Improvement Team (CIT) Program working to maximise potential revenue and technical performance. Research & develop new formulas/products, delivering customer-added value & functionality to end beverage/beer applications ensuring formulations are created to comply with relevant, US and EU flavour and beverage regulations. Experience Required Chemistry Related Degree, or similar Several years of commercial laboratory working experience within a similar field Be an effective team player in support of all technical activities within the R&D, Applications & Education Programs as per business goals and Key Quality Attributes established. Maintain a positive and committed attitude
Dec 01, 2022
Full time
A fast-growing food manufacturing company has a new opportunity for a Development Chemist to join their team. You will be supporting the research and development program and the new product introduction pipeline of products and realising new business opportunities. To be successful you must hold a chemistry-based degree, or similar, along with several years of commercial laboratory work experience within a similar field. The Role Under the supervision of the Technical Director, provide development of pipeline products to support realising new business opportunities Carry out process development using techniques such as distillation, CO2 fractionation, enzyme reactions, and classical organic chemistry to deliver results in accordance with agreed project objectives and timelines Assist with scale-up production through laboratory experimentation, pilot scale-up, and commercial trials, to deliver successful new product introduction. Close collaboration with the Operations and Commercial Teams as part of the commercialisation process of product development. Prepare timely internal technical reports detailing results and readily share information to advance cross-functional teams. Prepare and deliver technical presentations and publications on research topics of interest and new discoveries. Operate laboratory work ensuring compliance with the company's Health & Safety policy, Good Manufacturing Practices, and other external regulations. Maintain detailed records of all work done and prepare a monthly progress report as per established Key Performance Indicators (KPI). Be an active contributor to the Continuous Improvement Team (CIT) Program working to maximise potential revenue and technical performance. Research & develop new formulas/products, delivering customer-added value & functionality to end beverage/beer applications ensuring formulations are created to comply with relevant, US and EU flavour and beverage regulations. Experience Required Chemistry Related Degree, or similar Several years of commercial laboratory working experience within a similar field Be an effective team player in support of all technical activities within the R&D, Applications & Education Programs as per business goals and Key Quality Attributes established. Maintain a positive and committed attitude
A multinational environmental consultancy is currently recruiting for a Senior Analytical Chemist to join its brand-new, state-of-the-art facility based in Bedford. Working within their contaminants group, you will manage the output of a team of analysts and chemists to ensure quality standards are met - whilst having the ability to also operate the analytical equipment (GC-MS). Senior Analytical Chemist responsibilities Managing a business stream to deliver output to agreed targets as set by the Laboratory Manager Operate single and triple quadrupole GC-MS instrumentation, as well as other laboratory equipment as required Supervise Analysts and Extractors within the GC Section Work with Extraction staff within the laboratory to ensure samples are prepared for analysis according to customer requirements Perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting of analytical equipment Apply advanced analytical skills to implement assigned projects and to identify and trouble-shoot situations needing special attention Develop, optimise and validate analytical methodology as required Conduct troubleshooting of analytical methods Investigate and close off Non-Conforming Work investigations in line with our quality systems. Senior Analytical Chemist requirements Degree qualification in Chemistry or a closely related field of study. Solid experience working within an accredited analytical testing laboratory, ideally within the environmental sector An excellent understanding and technical knowledge of GC-MS and GC-MS/MS systems Proven experience in training and mentoring junior staff Be able to work to and achieve defined targets Experience conducting routine maintenance and troubleshooting of GC-MS and GC-MS/MS systems Be used to working under laboratory quality assurance programs e.g. ISO 17025 £50k + excellent company benefits Senior Analytical Chemist/GCMS/Chemistry/ISO 17025
Dec 01, 2022
Full time
A multinational environmental consultancy is currently recruiting for a Senior Analytical Chemist to join its brand-new, state-of-the-art facility based in Bedford. Working within their contaminants group, you will manage the output of a team of analysts and chemists to ensure quality standards are met - whilst having the ability to also operate the analytical equipment (GC-MS). Senior Analytical Chemist responsibilities Managing a business stream to deliver output to agreed targets as set by the Laboratory Manager Operate single and triple quadrupole GC-MS instrumentation, as well as other laboratory equipment as required Supervise Analysts and Extractors within the GC Section Work with Extraction staff within the laboratory to ensure samples are prepared for analysis according to customer requirements Perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting of analytical equipment Apply advanced analytical skills to implement assigned projects and to identify and trouble-shoot situations needing special attention Develop, optimise and validate analytical methodology as required Conduct troubleshooting of analytical methods Investigate and close off Non-Conforming Work investigations in line with our quality systems. Senior Analytical Chemist requirements Degree qualification in Chemistry or a closely related field of study. Solid experience working within an accredited analytical testing laboratory, ideally within the environmental sector An excellent understanding and technical knowledge of GC-MS and GC-MS/MS systems Proven experience in training and mentoring junior staff Be able to work to and achieve defined targets Experience conducting routine maintenance and troubleshooting of GC-MS and GC-MS/MS systems Be used to working under laboratory quality assurance programs e.g. ISO 17025 £50k + excellent company benefits Senior Analytical Chemist/GCMS/Chemistry/ISO 17025
We are working with a speciality chemical business who are looking to strengthen their technical team by hiring a laboratory technician at their site in Basildon, Essex on a permanent, full-time basis. The purpose of the role is to support the smooth running of the laboratory, reporting to the Laboratory Manager, you will work closely with cross functional teams including sales, production, and customer operations, to ensure we continually meet customer needs and requirements. Key Responsibilities include: In house testing and Sampling of raw materials & finished products. All reporting and recording of all test results. Upkeep and ordering of all consumables required for the laboratory & sample disposal. Produce laboratory blends when requested. To support in development projects. Provide support to the Laboratory Manager and Technical Director when required. Ensure the laboratory is always kept in a clean and tidy condition. Ensure laboratory equipment is maintained and raise any maintenance queries to the Laboratory Manager. Responsible for meeting personal and departmental objectives. Requirements: Have a background or formal qualification in a Chemistry or closely related subject. Some experience working in a QC Laboratory would be highly advantageous. Strong attention to detail & the ability to work without supervision. Excellent time management skills & communication skills. Excellent IT skills with Microsoft Office & strong written, numerical, and problem-solving skills. Good record-keeping skills. Able to work 12-hour shifts day and nights. Salary: £30,000 - £31,000 Benefits: Pension scheme with a company contribution of 9%, Life assurance scheme, Private Health Care, Employee Assistance Programme, Discretionary bonus scheme, 25 days holidays plus bank holidays. Role: Full-time, Permanent Location: Basildon & Wickford, Essex. Hours: 44 per week, over 4 x 12-hour shifts, Monday to Friday, with a 60-minute unpaid break. Dayshift: 6am to 6pm Monday 6am to 6pm Tuesday 6am to 6pm Wednesday 6am to 6pm Thursday Nightshift: 6pm Monday to 6am Tuesday 6pm Tuesday to 6am Wednesday 6pm Wednesday to 6am Thursday 6pm Thursday to 6am Friday Cranleigh STEM & Sustainability is committed to promoting equality of opportunity, celebrating and valuing diversity, and eliminating any form of unlawful discrimination across our workforce, ensuring our people are truly representative of the communities we serve. All individuals regardless of age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation are encouraged to apply for this post. As an inclusive employment agency, we are here to support you. If you have any special requirements to help you with your application, email our team.
Dec 01, 2022
Full time
We are working with a speciality chemical business who are looking to strengthen their technical team by hiring a laboratory technician at their site in Basildon, Essex on a permanent, full-time basis. The purpose of the role is to support the smooth running of the laboratory, reporting to the Laboratory Manager, you will work closely with cross functional teams including sales, production, and customer operations, to ensure we continually meet customer needs and requirements. Key Responsibilities include: In house testing and Sampling of raw materials & finished products. All reporting and recording of all test results. Upkeep and ordering of all consumables required for the laboratory & sample disposal. Produce laboratory blends when requested. To support in development projects. Provide support to the Laboratory Manager and Technical Director when required. Ensure the laboratory is always kept in a clean and tidy condition. Ensure laboratory equipment is maintained and raise any maintenance queries to the Laboratory Manager. Responsible for meeting personal and departmental objectives. Requirements: Have a background or formal qualification in a Chemistry or closely related subject. Some experience working in a QC Laboratory would be highly advantageous. Strong attention to detail & the ability to work without supervision. Excellent time management skills & communication skills. Excellent IT skills with Microsoft Office & strong written, numerical, and problem-solving skills. Good record-keeping skills. Able to work 12-hour shifts day and nights. Salary: £30,000 - £31,000 Benefits: Pension scheme with a company contribution of 9%, Life assurance scheme, Private Health Care, Employee Assistance Programme, Discretionary bonus scheme, 25 days holidays plus bank holidays. Role: Full-time, Permanent Location: Basildon & Wickford, Essex. Hours: 44 per week, over 4 x 12-hour shifts, Monday to Friday, with a 60-minute unpaid break. Dayshift: 6am to 6pm Monday 6am to 6pm Tuesday 6am to 6pm Wednesday 6am to 6pm Thursday Nightshift: 6pm Monday to 6am Tuesday 6pm Tuesday to 6am Wednesday 6pm Wednesday to 6am Thursday 6pm Thursday to 6am Friday Cranleigh STEM & Sustainability is committed to promoting equality of opportunity, celebrating and valuing diversity, and eliminating any form of unlawful discrimination across our workforce, ensuring our people are truly representative of the communities we serve. All individuals regardless of age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation are encouraged to apply for this post. As an inclusive employment agency, we are here to support you. If you have any special requirements to help you with your application, email our team.
A fast-growing chemical manufacturing business based in Basingstoke is currently recruiting for a Process Engineer to join its team on a permanent basis. As a Process Engineer, you will be responsible for conducting research to develop new and improved processes which will include the design & planning of equipment, process performance, troubleshooting and implementing CI tools into the current set-up. Process Engineer responsibilities Designing and planning the layout of equipment, monitoring the process performance throughout production, troubleshooting production problems, and proposing and delivering initiative solutions. Lead on the writing and/or updating of the Standard Operating Procedure for any new processes that are implemented along with the training and up-skilling of Machinal Fitters and Production employees. Develop, configure, and optimise processes from inception through to start-up and certification including overseeing and assessing existing processes and workflows. Support the implementation of process improvements to the existing manufacturing process, driving efficiency and cost saving where possible. Propose and implement new innovative ideas for the business, optimising productivity by designing, implementing, and testing new procedures. Managing a team of maintenance fitters on a day-to-day basis ensuring work is completed to a high standard and on time and implementing World Class Engineering and Lean principles. Process Engineer requirements Degree qualification in Chemical/Process/Mechanical Engineering or a closely related field of study. Experience operating within a fast-paced manufacturing environment - where you can demonstrate a successful track record of improving processes, designing equipment layouts and cost savings. Must have a good understanding of World Class Engineering and Lean principles. Experience or a desire to manage/supervise a team of engineers in an industrial setting. Proven ability to identify, assess and solve problems. Excellent communication skills. Knowledge of CAD, AutoCAD design software packages. £Comp + private medical + life assurance + pension Process Engineer/CI/Design/Chemicals/Process Performance
Dec 01, 2022
Full time
A fast-growing chemical manufacturing business based in Basingstoke is currently recruiting for a Process Engineer to join its team on a permanent basis. As a Process Engineer, you will be responsible for conducting research to develop new and improved processes which will include the design & planning of equipment, process performance, troubleshooting and implementing CI tools into the current set-up. Process Engineer responsibilities Designing and planning the layout of equipment, monitoring the process performance throughout production, troubleshooting production problems, and proposing and delivering initiative solutions. Lead on the writing and/or updating of the Standard Operating Procedure for any new processes that are implemented along with the training and up-skilling of Machinal Fitters and Production employees. Develop, configure, and optimise processes from inception through to start-up and certification including overseeing and assessing existing processes and workflows. Support the implementation of process improvements to the existing manufacturing process, driving efficiency and cost saving where possible. Propose and implement new innovative ideas for the business, optimising productivity by designing, implementing, and testing new procedures. Managing a team of maintenance fitters on a day-to-day basis ensuring work is completed to a high standard and on time and implementing World Class Engineering and Lean principles. Process Engineer requirements Degree qualification in Chemical/Process/Mechanical Engineering or a closely related field of study. Experience operating within a fast-paced manufacturing environment - where you can demonstrate a successful track record of improving processes, designing equipment layouts and cost savings. Must have a good understanding of World Class Engineering and Lean principles. Experience or a desire to manage/supervise a team of engineers in an industrial setting. Proven ability to identify, assess and solve problems. Excellent communication skills. Knowledge of CAD, AutoCAD design software packages. £Comp + private medical + life assurance + pension Process Engineer/CI/Design/Chemicals/Process Performance
An opportunity has arisen for a Scientist to join research & technology function of an industry leading specialist materials organisation. You will be based at their facility just South of Cambridge and play a pivotal role by supporting the R&D and process team in the effective delivery of technical, research focused projects...... click apply for full job details
Dec 04, 2021
Full time
An opportunity has arisen for a Scientist to join research & technology function of an industry leading specialist materials organisation. You will be based at their facility just South of Cambridge and play a pivotal role by supporting the R&D and process team in the effective delivery of technical, research focused projects...... click apply for full job details
We are working with an established organisation who specialise in the development and manufacture of materials use in the construction industry. They are looking to appoint a development chemist to lead new and existing development projects to drive the businesses product portfolio. As a development chemist, you will also play a key role in providing technical support to customers on existing prod...... click apply for full job details
Dec 04, 2021
Full time
We are working with an established organisation who specialise in the development and manufacture of materials use in the construction industry. They are looking to appoint a development chemist to lead new and existing development projects to drive the businesses product portfolio. As a development chemist, you will also play a key role in providing technical support to customers on existing prod...... click apply for full job details
An internationally renowned specialist paints manufacturing business is currently seeking a Development Chemist to join their close-knit R&D team on a permanent basis. As Development Chemist, you will play an important role in the development of new and existing coating products whilst also having the ability to create high-quality technical reports on your personal developments...... click apply for full job details
Dec 01, 2021
Full time
An internationally renowned specialist paints manufacturing business is currently seeking a Development Chemist to join their close-knit R&D team on a permanent basis. As Development Chemist, you will play an important role in the development of new and existing coating products whilst also having the ability to create high-quality technical reports on your personal developments...... click apply for full job details
