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SGS is recruiting a Fire Assay Supervisor in South Africa to supervise routine analytical work on the fire assay floor and coordinate job progress and results…
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SGS is recruiting a Fire Assay Supervisor in South Africa to supervise routine analytical work on the fire assay floor and coordinate job progress and results between sections. The role covers weighing, fluxing, fusion, cupellation and digestion, manages handovers across day, night and weekend shifts, and reports daily production. It is a full-time position for a supervisor with at least five years in the relevant discipline.
Job Description
SGS is recruiting a Fire Assay Supervisor in South Africa to supervise routine analytical work on the fire assay floor and coordinate job progress and results between sections. The role covers weighing, fluxing, fusion, cupellation and digestion, manages handovers across day, night and weekend shifts, and reports daily production. It is a full-time position for a supervisor with at least five years in the relevant discipline.
Responsibilities
- Supervise the fire assay floor, including weighing, fluxing, fusion, cupellation and digestion
- Coordinate job progress and results between sections and departments, meeting turnaround commitments
- Oversee shift handovers for day, night and weekend shifts, and make optimal use of staff and equipment
- Report daily production figures to the section manager, with explanations for targets
Requirements
- A BSc, BTech or National Diploma in analytical chemistry, or a fire assay certificate of competence
- A minimum of five years of experience in the relevant discipline
- Knowledge of a laboratory quality management system
- Self-motivation and the ability to work with technical and management staff
Qualifications
- A supervisory qualification
Core Skills
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Where is the job based?
In South Africa, as a full-time role.
What experience is needed?
A minimum of five years in the relevant discipline, plus a relevant analytical chemistry qualification or fire assay certificate.
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