Station Technician (M/F)

Under the responsibility of the Laboratory Manager, the station technician is in charge of

Ensuring the continuous operation of the station, treating industrial effluents, managing baths, waste, and chemical stocks in strict compliance with QHSEE rules and legal requirements. Main missions: Station management and maintenance: regenerating resins, performing water analyses in the laboratory, calibrating probes, and ensuring preventive maintenance of equipment

.-Effluent treatment and compliance: recovering sludge, analyzing effluents, and authorizing their discharge in accordance with prefectural decrees; stopping production and addressing deviations in case of non-compliance.

Bath and waste management: draining, cleaning, filling, and readjusting baths according to addition reports; packaging, labeling, and shipping waste while checking and validating Waste Tracking Slips (BSD).

Logistics management of chemical products: unloading and storing chemical products, tracking station consumable stock, and issuing purchase requests on the ERP.

Organization and work environment -Daily interface role with production, maintenance, the laboratory, the HSEE department, purchasing, and external service providers.

Work exposed to varied and non-recurring issues, with the possibility of shift work.

Education and theoretical background: General knowledge in the field of chemistry, water treatment, or waste management. Experience: Beginner profile accepted. Required certifications and technical skills: Holder of CACES 3. Awareness / certification for ADR (Chapter 1.3). Proficiency in office tools (Pack Office) and familiarity with using an ERP.

Soft skills and aptitudes: Operational rigor and responsiveness: quick decision-making in the face of non-conformities and the ability to trigger a line stop in case of an anomaly.

Pedagogy and communication: ability to simplify and explain technical interventions to internal teams. Versatility and team spirit: ability to work in collective technical support and to intervene as reinforcement on other site activities.