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SGS · Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam

Chromatography Laboratory Supervisor - Pesticides

Ho Chi Minh, VietnamFull-timeManager or leadResearch & Science

Listed on SGS’s official careers site. Posted April 6, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Review and sign results of complicated tests or the tests with abnormal observation before sending them to CS team to prepare reports for clients timely and/or report to Manager to get advices. Study and review test methods, SOP, client’s manuals and prepare the proper resources to ensure that jobs are conducted in compliance with required methods/ SOP/ manuals. Study new test methods to be developed, improve current methods and assign the tasks to his/her technical team.

Summarize the validation/verification process before it is reviewed by Lab manager. Train the test methods and instruments operation for technical team Responsible for quality management system (ISO 17025) including: Keep lab activities (test methods, SOP, WS, records, QC practices, instruments, etc.) controlled, maintained and updated Ensure day-to-day compliance in HSE & Quality management system (SOP, forms, guidelines, equipment calibration, ISO17025, etc.) and escalate potential operation risk.

Perform other tasks assigned by the Lab Managers.

Qualifications

At least 4 years of experience outside SGS of the same field.

University graduate in: Chemistry

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