ALS Laboratories
ALS Laboratories is a global scientific testing organisation committed to delivering data-driven insights for improved health outcomes. They're recruiting an Analyst (Level 3) to join their operations team, where you'll contribute to quality analysis whilst developing your technical expertise in a collaborative setting.
What you’ll do
- Deliver analytical work that supports operational efficiency and customer needs
- Maintain and troubleshoot laboratory equipment, including preventive maintenance checks
- Investigate quality issues and document non-conformance findings within the quality management system
- Train colleagues in relevant procedures and safe working practices
- Handle chemicals and equipment safely in compliance with health and safety requirements
Eligibility
- Highly motivated with strong attention to detail
- Ability to understand and respond to customer requirements
- Willingness to work in a supportive team environment and develop analytical skills
- Understanding of health and safety protocols, including COSHH risk management
Key facts
- Salary: £26,878
- Location: Not specified
- Rolling — applications open, no fixed deadline
- Graduate / entry-level role
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