ISCO Occupation Group 3111.6 Leather Laboratory Technician
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Leather Laboratory Technician: Leather laboratory technicians perform and report chemical analyses and physical tests of leather. They also perform and report chemical analyses of auxiliaries, environmental emissions and discharges. They ensure that the tests are carried out according to appropriate national, international or customer standards.
Essential Skills
- Adapt To Changing Situations
- Manage Environmental Impact Of Operations
- Maintain Equipment
- Identify Defects On Raw Hides
- Quality Control Systems
- Leather Finishing Technologies
- Use Communication Techniques
- Physico-Chemical Properties Of Hides And Skins
- Work In Textile Manufacturing Teams
- Create Solutions To Problems
- Execute Working Instructions
- Characteristics Of Chemicals Used For Tanning
- Physico-Chemical Properties Of Crust Leather
- Use It Tools
- Leather Technology
- Think Analytically
- Functionalities Of Machinery
- Test Leather Chemistry
- Leather Physical Testing
- Identify With The Company'S Goals
- Manage Quality Of Leather Throughout The Production Process
- Leather Chemistry
Optional Skills
- Monitor Operations In The Leather Industry
- Exert A Goal-Oriented Leadership Role Towards Colleagues
- Apply Colouring Recipes Correctly
- Differentiate Nuance Of Colours
- Health And Safety In The Workplace
- Prepare Colour Mixtures
- Leather Colour Chemistry
- Test Chemical Auxiliaries
- Pack Leather
- Develop Manufacturing Recipes
Alternative Names
- Leather Chemical Technician
- Leather Dye And Chemical Coordinator
- Leather Testers
- Leather Laboratory Technicians
- Leather Chemical Laboratory Technician
- Leather Tester
- Leather Chemist
- Leather Chemical Tester
