QA/QC Chemist – Environmental Testing & Compliance

QA / QC Chemist, United States of America, CDI; Amelia (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 104,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) plan

Tuition reimbursement

Volunteer time off

Savings accounts

Job summary

Veolia in North America seeks a qualified chemist to perform QA/QC testing and data reporting across multiple waste and water treatment facilities. The role supports compliance and continuous improvement, with hands-on instrument work and field sample analyses.

The candidate will train colleagues on safety procedures and hazard communication while assisting in audits and inventory management. A chemistry or biology degree with instrumentation experience is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry or Biology plus 1 year minimum experience in a related occupation.
• Experience operating and trouble shooting analytical instruments (IC, TOC, ICP, GC).
• Experience communicating technical information to operations and working with regulated constituents.

Responsibilities

• Review and report QA/QC data.
• Improve testing procedures for efficiency, accuracy and repeatability.
• Resolve instrument reliability issues and maintenance needs.
• Participate in analysis and treatment of waste in incineration and other plants.
• Conduct sample collection, characterization and analysis of waste.
• Disposal of outstanding long-term inventories on plant site.
• Support audits and ensure compliance with standards.
• Train chemists and technicians on hazard communication, PPE, and safety procedures.

Skills

Technical communication

Instrumentation experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in Chemistry or Biology

Tools

Ion Chromatography

TOC Analyzer

6400 Calorimeter

ICP (Agilent)

Gas Chromatography

Job description

Veolia in North America seeks a qualified chemist to perform QA/QC testing and data reporting across multiple waste and water treatment facilities. The role supports compliance and continuous improvement, with hands-on instrument work and field sample analyses.

The candidate will train colleagues on safety procedures and hazard communication while assisting in audits and inventory management. A chemistry or biology degree with instrumentation experience is required.