Experience

King Industries

• United States
• Chemical Manufacturing
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Quality Control

  • Jul 2012 - Present



Catachem, Inc

• United States
• Medical Equipment Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Chemistry Laboratory Technician

  • Jan 2004 - Jul 2012

  • Conducted day to day analysis of results for New Bile Acid test, using hemoglobin, ascorbic acid, and linearity of reagents for submission to the FDA (Food and Drug Administration).• Disposed of unneeded samples and waste.• Responsible for the preparation of test kits for veterinary laboratory diagnostics such as BUN (Blood/Urea/Nitrogen), Bile Acids, Creatinine, and Lipase tests using chemicals and enzymes.• Buffer/reagent preparation and chemical management.• Reads, understands, and follows appropriate SOP's and comply with cGMP's.• Performs routine maintenance, calibration, and sanitation of all laboratory equipment including glassware, pipettes, and pH meters.• Properly documents all test results in a laboratory notebook and on MS Excel spreadsheets in compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) regulations.• Conducts stability testing on reagents prepared in the laboratory.• Responsible for QC of test results for controls and reagents.• Responsible for testing reagents and calibrators on Spectrophotometer and Analyzer machines based on manufacturers specifications.• Responsible for processing packages of test kits for distribution.



Grubb and Ellis

• Chemical Operations Technician

  • Jul 2003 - Dec 2003

  • Responsible for tracking and maintaining inventory of chemicals used on site.• Delivered chemical items to campus laboratories.• Responsible for recycling and cleaning used items when possible.• Completed required OSHA training for 29 CFR 1910.120. – 24 hour technician training; 49 CFR 126F – DOT Training; and 29 CFR 1910-134 – Respiratory Protection Training • Responsible for tracking and maintaining inventory of chemicals used on site.• Delivered chemical items to campus laboratories.• Responsible for recycling and cleaning used items when possible.• Completed required OSHA training for 29 CFR 1910.120. – 24 hour technician training; 49 CFR 126F – DOT Training; and 29 CFR 1910-134 – Respiratory Protection Training