ISCO Specialization 3122.4.2 Chemical Processing Supervisor
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Chemical Processing Supervisor: Chemical processing supervisors coordinate the activities and the staff involved in the chemical production process, ensuring the production goals and deadlines are met. They control quality and optimize chemicals processing by ensuring defined tests, analysis and quality control procedures are performed.
Essential Skills
- Laboratory Techniques
- Monitor Chemical Process Condition
- Validate Raw Materials Using Adequate Equipment
- Handle Residual Gases
- Use Chemical Analysis Equipment
- Supervise Worker Safety
- Avoid Contamination
- Chemical Processes
- Manage Chemical Processes Inspection
- Contamination Exposure Regulations
- Manage Waste
- Define Manufacturing Quality Criteria
- Run Laboratory Simulations
- Chemistry
- Analytical Chemistry
- Test Chemical Samples
- Develop Calibration Procedures
- Manage Chemical Testing Procedures
- Communicate Test Results To Other Departments
- Document Analysis Results
- Ensure Compliance With Environmental Legislation
Optional Skills
- Remove Contaminated Materials
- Nuclear Energy
- Maintain Stock Control Systems
- Monitor Nuclear Power Plant Systems
- Analyse Energy Consumption
- Prepare Chemical Samples
- Remove Contaminants
- Metrology
- Radiochemistry
- Corrosion Types
- Train Employees
- Recognise Signs Of Corrosion
- Gas Contaminant Removal Processes
- Assess Environmental Impact
- Instrumentation Equipment
Alternative Names
- Chemical Processing Quality Supervisor
- Chemical Production Quality Tester
- Chemical Production Process Supervisor
- Chemical Processing Quality Assurance Supervisor
- Chemical Plant Process Supervisor
- Chemical Plant Quality Supervisor
- Chemical Plant Production Supervisor
- Chemical Production Supervisor
- Chemical Production Quality Assurance Supervisor
