Sample weighting staff - Chrom Lab

SGS is the world's leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company. We are recognised as the global benchmark for quality and integrity. With more than 94,000 employees, we operate a network of more than 2,600 offices and laboratories around the world.

Samples Handling & Weighing:

\- Receive homogenized samples from the samples grinding staffs samples Weighing Leader

\- Check and record samples status: sample code, date received, sample type,...

\- Weigh samples into suitable containers following the specified analytical portion for each test.

\- Label test portion containers clearly with sample IDs and analysis information.

\- Record weights accurately in a weight records/worksheets or LIMS (Laboratory Information Management System)

\- Store samples in the right place and control the storage conditions, and/or deliver to the respective Lab timely.

\- Store sample tubes after weighing in the right location, under the specified storage conditions, and in the required order.

Support and Teamwork:

\- Support the Lab technician in preparing samples for testing

\- Coordinate with samples grinding staffs and lab teams to ensure smooth workflow

\- Participate in continuous improvement activities for sample preparation efficiency and accuracy

• Report to his/her leaders if any errors or abnormalities are detected
• Perform other tasks assigned by the Lab Team Leader/Supervisor/Manager

Quality, Compliance, Safety and Housekeeping:

\- Follow standard operating procedures (SOPs) to ensure accuracy and avoid cross-contamination: use gloves, clamps, weighing paper,…

\- Handle samples carefully to prevent contamination, loss, or mix-up.

\- Ensure traceability of all sample preparation steps

\- Calibrate and verify balances daily according to internal quality procedures.

\- Clean the balances and the sample weighing area, ensure them are kept clean and organized

\- Implement regulations on chemical safety, fire prevention and fighting and labor hygiene.

• Minimum educational qualification: High school graduation or equivalent
• Basic understanding of laboratory practices, weighing techniques
• Attention to detail, accuracy, and responsibility in handling samples
• Ability to work under time constraints and follow standard procedures strictly