Analytical Technician (Night Shift)

at  Argenta

ABOUT US

We are in the animal health business, partnering with our clients in the areas of research and development (R&D) and manufacturing to produce pharmaceuticals for both farm and companion animals. Originally founded in 2006 by a New Zealand chemist, Argenta’s vision is “Healthier Animals, Sustainably”. Our recipe for success has been the uniqueness of our vision and our people. Argenta now has operations across the globe with locations in New Zealand, the United States, Scotland, Germany and Spain with over 600 employees and still continuing to grow!

ABOUT YOU

Therefore, we’re looking for someone who is not only capable from a technical perspective but is adaptable and flexible as a member of a small team. By nature, you are a solutions-orientated team player that takes a proactive approach to their work.

YOUR BACKGROUND, EXPERIENCE AND ATTRIBUTES WILL INCLUDE:

• Relevant tertiary qualification in chemistry
• Minimum 1-year of experience in a GMP environment ideally the pharmaceutical industry
• Proficiency in analytical testing
• Able to strictly follow the standard operating procedure
• Ability to work under pressure, multitask and manage your time effectively
• Proven attention to detail, quality focused and a willingness to learn and improveCommitment to quality, standards, and integrity

With a significant increase in production orders at the Manurewa site, there is a critical need to create a new shift in the QC laboratory – the Night Shift. We are therefore on the lookout for an Analytical Technician that are keen to further their skills.
The Quality Control team will support our manufacturing business to ensure raw materials and finished products are tested to meet the highest level of quality standards and business requirements.
This role is unique as the night shift will not only include regular analytical testing but will also give you the opportunity to be involved in release to fill testing, QA activities such as line clearances, equipment calibrations and assisting with stock of glassware and consumables. You will also be expected to be involved in health and safety practices such as fire warden duty, first aider, certified spill response as well as identifying critical risks in your environment.