Key Accountabilities, Responsibilities & Decision Making

List the main areas of responsibility. Think about what technical tasks the role covers and how much accountability it has when making decisions about strategy, budgets, and people.
Typically, 5 - 8, written in order of importance.

Key Accountability

Typical Activity / Output
% of Time (Optional)
e.g. Strategic Planning / Operational Delivery / Team Leadership
Develop annual business plans aligned to regional growth objectives / Manage daily operations ensuring quality, safety and efficiency / Coach and develop team members to build capability and engagement
20%

Dimensions:

Principal Accountabilities:

The key outputs of the job
List in priority order, if possible, typically 8-10
NOT a task list
Any requirement for organizing & planning including own work and the allocation of resources
Typical decisions made and if they are advisory or directly responsible for the outcome
Ensure conclusion & documentation of subordinates' daily tasks using SOPs.
Availability of calibrated data for all key measuring equipment and equipment efficiency and reliability when verified.
OTIF of all analyses. Reliable, authorized and effective documentation of results.
Reagent preparation should be done on or before 70% consumption of current stock in use (must never be at zero stock level).
Reagents' Buffer stock update must be current and escalated when stock is 30% of buffer stock level. Same for stationery.
Min of three bulk liquid tallow tanker results to be released before 11am daily, if vehicle registration begins by 9am.
All data, results and information of tests/activities must be accessible, retrievable, readable, clear, without mutilations, signed as appropriate and stored in the right logs/files and file/logbook position.
OTIF of all summary reports (weekly review to be ready on or before 7am Monday of proceeding week).

Key Attributes:

Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S):

To be aware of the hazards in the workplace within his control, and the control measures to reduce the risk associated with those hazards.
Achieve 85% of action closure arising from monthly HSE inspection.
Achieve 95% compliance with behaviour-based safety (BBS) walk around.
Train 65% of the workforce on safety awareness.

Environmental Management System (Ems) Objectives

Key Activities:

Understand roles and responsibilities and the importance of conformity with the EMS requirements.
Implements and complies with EMS requirements relating to environmental aspects and impacts and other policies, procedures and /or regulations applicable to assigned jobs.

Quality And Plan Compliance Delivery: GMP

Key Accountability:

To have a good knowledge of GMP requirements and application on site in line with GMP standard (PZC GMP standard/NAFDAC requirements)

Key Activities:

Quality Management System (QMS) Objectives: (QMS)

Key Accountability:

To ensure the effectiveness of the Quality Management System (QMS) and improve on the system.

Internal And External Relationships:

To work with other staff continually to improve performance while adhering to legislative and company standards.
To work closely as a team with the line manager and other leaders as to deliver set objectives
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Knowledge, Skills and Experience:

Outline the background and capabilities required to perform effectively. Describe the level of knowledge required (e.g. basic operational, advanced functional, cross-functional, strategic

Education / Qualifications

Required Qualifications:

B.Sc., HND or OND in Physical Science: Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, other related Laboratory Science courses, and Chemical Engineering.
Basic operational Software Knowledge in Computer.
Good Understanding of GMP (ISO 22716:2007) and QMS (ISO 9001:2015) standards.

Experience:

(preferred level of experience or type of experiences e.g. entry, working, significant, deep professional)

Technical and Professional Skills:

(e.g. Specific systems, tools or expertise)

Laboratory Analyst

Key skills