Principal Accountabilities:
* Collect a wide variety of samples from throughout the production process and from utilities on Zirku to specified schedules and standing orders.
* Conduct a wide variety of analysis to specified standing instructions and checks all results of analysis performed to test whether they are within defined parameters.
* Notify the control room of the outcome of tests, in particular issue warnings regarding over range results so that immediate remedial action can be taken. Take resamples if
necessary.
* Train operators in methods and analysis (under the guidance of the Supervisor) to ensure they achieve desired competency levels.
* Provide guidance instructions to operators and helpers to perform analysis to agreed standing instructions and check and correct their actions, if needed.
* Take charge of the laboratory in the absence of the supervisor under the guidance from PRD Superintendent.
* Check stocks of chemicals, glassware and spares in the laboratory and advise the supervisor of potential shortcomings.
* Maintains an up-to-date knowledge of developments in laboratory analysis, particularly in computer applications where available.
* Issue work request for materials, repairs, maintenance and calibration u/c Quality Control Supervisor.
* Record all analysis and events during his shift and pass laboratory to next shift in good condition.
* Assist the supervisor in the performance appraisal of the operators, if requested.
* Carry out the job function in accordance with HSE commitment and policy to achieve strategic objectives and targets stipulated in COMPANY HSE management system document.
Minimum Requirements
* Completion of Secondary education (12 years) + 2 years advanced vocational training in Chemistry or electro-chemistry.
* 10 + years’ experience in a quality control laboratory, refinery and oilfield production.
* Good knowledge of English.
Sales Skills for the Workplace
There are some retail sales skills that aren’t usually listed on a resume, but are still important for sales employees. Ensure you have these five skills to achieve success in sales.
Diplomacy
Unfortunately, sales associates have a bad reputation due to marketing tactics like spam emails and robocalls. As a result, you sometimes have to deal with customers who are angry before you’ve even said anything.
An elderly lady watches as her husband pays for the groceries
An outgoing personality helps keep clients happy.
You need diplomatic skills to respond appropriately to customers who want to take out their own troubles on you. Sometimes, you can make a sale despite their initial unwillingness to engage with you by being diplomatic.