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SGSData Evaluator - Fire Assay
The Data Evaluator in the fire assay section at SGS analyses assigned samples per test method instructions and evaluates, validates and reports analytical results. The role…
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The Data Evaluator in the fire assay section at SGS analyses assigned samples per test method instructions and evaluates, validates and reports analytical results. The role monitors processes, takes remedial action on deviations, and re-analyses samples when control results fall outside chart limits. It also covers SLIMS data entry, equipment records, overtime and production planning, and training of new staff.
Job Description
The Data Evaluator in the fire assay section at SGS analyses assigned samples per test method instructions and evaluates, validates and reports analytical results. The role monitors processes, takes remedial action on deviations, and re-analyses samples when control results fall outside chart limits. It also covers SLIMS data entry, equipment records, overtime and production planning, and training of new staff.
Responsibilities
- Analyse assigned samples per test method instructions and validate results
- Monitor analytical processes and take remedial action on deviations
- Re-analyse samples when control results fall outside chart limits
- Keep traceable data and equipment records in SLIMS and related files
Requirements
- Minimum of 4 years of relevant fire assay or reporting laboratory experience
- Computer literacy in SLIMS and MS Office
- Able to work independently and coordinate several activities
- Willing to work overtime whenever necessary
Qualifications
- Grade 12 or N3 with mathematics and science
- National Diploma in analytical chemistry, or equivalent through recognition of prior learning
- Supervisory skills are an advantage
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Where is the job?
The posting lists South Africa, on site, in a full-time role.
What experience is needed?
A minimum of four years of relevant fire assay or reporting laboratory experience.
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