Compliance Laboratory Technician

Working at Adfast means being part of a human and technological adventure that began over 40 years ago. We are a manufacturer of eco-friendly adhesives, sealants and insulating foams for sustainable building construction.

Adfast is certified as an Industry 4.0 showcase by the Ministry of Economy and Innovation, due to the interconnectedness of its multiple software, machines and highly automated production lines. True to our pioneering spirit, what sets us apart and reflects our DNA is imagination, ingenuity, boldness, innovation as well as excellence in chemical and mechanical engineering. Adfast was recognized for its overall performance and continued growth by receiving the prestigious Canada's Best Managed Companies award. Today, Adfast is a privately held company with nearly 150 employees and 10 offices.


Adfast is currently seeking a Compliance Laboratory Technician!


Job Description

Under the supervision of the Quality Director, the main responsibilities of this position are quality control, analysis, and management of laboratory equipment.


Working Conditions:

Schedule: Monday through Friday, 40 hours per week, Day shift, On-site

Status : Permanent

Benefits: Group insurance, RRSP program


Main tasks and responsibilities:

Quality Control
Carry out quality control testing of finished products and data entry of results (ERP);
Carry out certain validations (color, purging, dispersion, printing, raw material in SS, format, packaging, formulation in dispenser) of products in production;
Support the quality team and production when there are problems to be solved.
Analyses
Perform accelerated ageing, fatigue, tensile strength or pull-out elongation, cross-linking speed, hardness, viscosity, density, etc. tests;
Perform tests with the following equipment: Tensile tester (instron), durometer, viscometer, climatic chamber (UV, T° and %HR, salt fog); Hockman machine.
Equipment and Documentation
Start up new equipment;
Calibrate equipment;
Update work instructions;
With time, possibility for project management
Take charge of the request, order the necessary material, plan and implement the different steps related to the accomplishment of the project, write reports and present the results;
Analyze/compile data.

Job Requirements:

Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC) or Bachelor's degree in chemistry, materials and polymers or other related field;
0 to 3 years' experience;
Good knowledge of Microsoft Office suite (Excel, Word, Outlook);
Knowledge of WHMIS and hazardous materials handling;
Knowledge of ASTM standards (asset);
Experience in the manufacturing field (asset);
Fluency in spoken and written French and English.

Desired Skills:

Resourcefulness and good judgment;
Demonstrate dynamism and positivism;
Ability to adapt to change;
Ability to work independently;
Ability to work as part of a multidisciplinary team;
Responsible, autonomous and organized;
Attention to detail and concentration;
Problem-solving skills;
Good communication skills;
Concern for quality of work.