QC Specialist

OLSA Resources, Inc.; Salt Lake City (UT); On-site; USD 17,000 - 24,000; Full time

Job summary

OLSA Resources, Inc. in Salt Lake City, Utah, is seeking personnel to review solutions, QC sample preparation, reagents, and matrix data for adherence to SOPs, GLP guidelines, and division policies, ensuring scientific validity and data acceptance.

The role includes hazard awareness, proper identification of hazardous materials, protective measures, spill control, waste management, and accurate record keeping; prior experience with QA procedures is preferred.

Qualifications

• Review solutions, QC sample preparation, reagent and pooled matrix, pipettes and equipment maintenance documentation, etc. for adherence to SOP's, GLP guidelines and division policies and for scientific validity.
• Hazardous Chemical Waste Management: proper identification of known hazardous material, personal protection measures, spill control, labeling, storage inspection.

Responsibilities

• Review sample receipt, stock/matrix stability, PSAE, sample analysis and validation study run folders for adherence to SOP's, GLP guidelines and established laboratory policies.
• Ensure lab generated data meets acceptance criteria prior to sending to client or QAU.

Job description

Review solutions, QC sample preparation, reagent and pooled matrix, pipettes and equipment maintenance documentation, etc. for adherence to SOP's, GLP guidelines and division policies and for scientific validity. Review sample receipt, stock/matrix stability, PSAE, sample analysis and validation study run folders for adherence to SOP's, GLP guidelines and established laboratory policies. Review QC data tables for accuracy and consistency prior to sending to client or QAU. Works to ensure lab generated data meets acceptance criteria.

Speech clarity, utilization of fingers and hands, standing-remaining on one's feet in an upright position, sitting-remaining in the normal seated position, handling-seizing, holding, grasping. Additional job duty (as assigned): (Hazardous Chemical Waste Management) Proper identification of known hazardous material in the work place. The knowledge of personal protection measures. The avoidance of accidents. The knowledge of hazardous waste characteristics, hazardous waste volume generation limits, accumulation limits, spill control measures, record keeping, proper handling and container management, labeling, container and storage inspection.

Additional Information

• Pay 15+ an hour

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