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SAASA B2E, a company operating in the field of agricultural chemicals and inputs, is looking for a motivated employee to strengthen its team as a Quality Laboratory Assistant, based at Douala, Cameroon.
Main duties
Support the Quality Control Officer in carrying out laboratory tests and analyses on raw materials, intermediate compounds and finished NPK fertilizers.
Prepare samples and ensure that laboratory equipment is maintained in good condition.
Accurately record all analytical results and ensure the reliability of quality data.
Accurately write analysis reports for customers.
Schedule orders for reagents and consumables in a timely manner, and track chemical inventories.
Support the Quality Control Officer in conducting investigations and implementing quality-related corrective actions.
Contribute to the cleanliness and organization of the laboratory.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Advanced technician degree or bachelor’s degree in chemistry, laboratory biology, laboratory technology or any other related discipline.
Experience
Professional experience of at least 3 years in the laboratory, ideally in the fertilizer industry, chemistry or manufacturing.
Good knowledge of laboratory analysis techniques and quality control procedures.
Excellent rigor and strong attention to detail in data entry and retrieval.
Mastery of Microsoft Office software.
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