Lab Chemist

  • Analyze raw materials (e.g., feed stocks like vegetable oils or animal fats) for suitability and quality.

    • Measure key parameters such as: Free Fatty Acid (FFA) levels, Ester content, Density, Viscosity Flash point, Cloud point and pour point Acid value Methanol and water content.

  • Maintain accurate records of all tests and analyses.

  • Prepare reports for quality assurance and regulatory audits.

  • Ensure laboratory operations comply with safety, environmental, and regulatory standards.

  • Provide feedback to production teams on feedstock quality and process efficiency.

  • Troubleshoot quality issues and propose corrective actions.

  • Monitor and optimize parameters to minimize waste and enhance yield.

  • Ensure the operation of the plant is conducted through the SCADA system, strictly adhering to the established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). This includes monitoring and controlling plant processes via the SCADA interface to guarantee efficiency, safety, and compliance with all operational protocols.

  • Prepare detailed daily and comprehensive monthly reports summarizing key metrics, operational activities, and performance outcomes. These reports should include data analysis and any significant events or deviations from expected performance, ensuring they are timely submitted to the relevant department for review and recordkeeping

  • Ensuring compliance with all relevant safety regulations and standards for machinery and equipment operation.

  • Implementing safety procedures and training programs for plant personnel as per the Company HSE policies and procedures

  • Participating in safety audits and inspections to identify and address potential hazards

  • Thorough documentation of incidents, near misses, and safety hazards allows for proper investigation and implementation of corrective actions.

  • Prevent similar occurrences in the future and continuously improve safety standards.

  • Communicating effectively with plant operators, maintenance technicians, other engineers, and management to ensure smooth workflow and project success.

  • Documenting maintenance procedures and technical reports.

  • Staying up-to-date on industry best practices and new technologies.

  • Analyze how these systems interact and identify areas for improvement in terms of efficiency, safety, and cost-effectiveness.

  • They troubleshoot operational issues and develop solutions to maintain smooth plant operation.

  • Detailed procedures for safe operation and maintenance of equipment are documented and readily available for personnel.

  • Ensures everyone follows the same guidelines, reducing the risk of mistakes or accidents.

  • Training records document that employees have received proper training on safety protocols, specific equipment operation, and emergency response procedures

  • Ensure a qualified workforce and helps demonstrate compliance with regulations.

  • Regular maintenance logs track inspections, repairs, and replacements performed on equipment.

  • Maintaining records demonstrates adherence to government regulations and industry standards.

  • Involve in during audits or inspections to avoid hefty fines or even plant shutdowns.

Desired Candidate Profile

  • Minimum 5 years’ experience as a Lab In-Charge or Lab Chemist.

  • Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or a related field.

  • Strong knowledge of quality control and laboratory analysis.

  • Excellent analytical, quantitative, and problem-solving skills.

  • Strong communication and team leadership abilities.

  • Strategic, client-focused, and results-oriented mindset.

  • Strong focus on quality, execution, and continuous improvement.

  • Proven ability in performance management and team development.

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