Chemical compounder vs analytical technician

Differences between chemical compounder and analytical 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 technician example responsibilities.

• Start mixer and allow it to run for prescribe time to attain specify viscosity and color.
• Manage daily production schedule, monitor machine operation, addressed any etching machinery problems.
• Perform prescribed ASTM and ISO procedures on condom lot submissions to determine acceptability for use.
• Perform gas and liquid chromatography, GLP and statistical analysis, among many other lab duties.
• Lead technician on all analytical testing including FTIR, DSC, TGA, UV-Vis and oxygen permeability testing.
• Perform CIP to clean vessels after usage, recognize and perform clean room techniques and adhere to proper PPE.
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