Chemical compounder vs analytical laboratory technician

Differences between chemical compounder and analytical laboratory technician duties and responsibilities

Chemical compounder example responsibilities.

• Manage daily production schedule, monitor machine operation, addressed any etching machinery problems.
• Add specified materials to tanks, vessels, mixers, agitators to produce require specified results.
• Forward samples to laboratory for QC inspection.
• Maintain accurate records of QC checks, batch cards and waste performance.
• Maintain sanitization standards for all holding tanks and filler equipment using CIP system.
• Train to work with PV and CV teams to be in compliance with new FDA requirements.
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Analytical laboratory technician example responsibilities.

• Lead aerobic, anaerobic and UV light testing, chemical residue testing and centrifuge to separate chemicals from water.
• Analyze raw materials and finish products using HPLC, UV, GC, and FTIR according to specifications.
• Acquire extensive knowledge of GMP and FDA regulations as well as specifications.
• Prepare and analyze calibration curves and daily QC standards on GC and HPLC using ChemStation software.
• Maintain and operate laboratory equipment and commendably troubleshoot and resolve an assortment of laboratory testing analyzers and perform diverse chemical tests.
• Maintain and operate laboratory equipment and commendably troubleshoot and resolve an assortment of laboratory testing analyzers and perform diverse chemical tests.