Metals analyst vs quality control coordinator

Differences between metals analyst and quality control coordinator duties and responsibilities

Metals analyst example responsibilities.

• Lead the requirement gathering effort from key customers for development of new JAVA applications and for troubleshooting customer issues.
• Skil in running and maintaining multiple instruments including ICP-OES, ICP-MS, and FIMS.
• Maintain and operate ICP, ICP-MS, GFAA, and other testing equipment as needed.
• Digest and analyze water, soil and air samples for mercury content by atomic absorption spectrometry.
• Prepare and analyze samples for the mining industry by atomic absorption, cold-vapor AA, x-ray fluorescence & x-ray diffraction techniques.
• Prep samples for Hg, metals, GC and GC/MS analysis.
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Quality control coordinator example responsibilities.

• Own, manage, and oversight to comprehensive quality management systems including leading policy deployment process within quality assurance function.
• Train employees on food safety, GMP, sanitation, and good warehousing practices.
• Identify purchasing needs, such as medical supplies for non-emergency and emergency needs of patients.
• Coordinate laboratory accreditation and certifications with the applicable agencies (EPA, EQB, FDA).
• Coordinate with supervisors and manager to create and revise specifications for samples according to most current FDA and USP/NF guidelines.
• Report, monitor quality, line performance QA, oversee company GMP policies in order to ensure the quality of products.
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