Laboratory Analyst
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Bunge Iberica in Ravenna
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Laboratory Analyst
Date: Aug 5, 2026
City : Ravenna State : Emilia-Romagna (IT-45) Country : Italy (IT) Requisition Number : 47126
Role Purpose Statement
Performs laboratory analyses, constantly interfaces with the Coordinator and informs him of the results of the analyzes on raw materials, semi-finished and finished products.
Main Accountabilities
- Sample preparation for customers, collaborative studies, and/or wet lab comparison data
- Perform analysis of samples throughout the process utilizing various standardized methods
- Analyze samples as per requirements of implemented/requested programs (Proficiency Program, Ring-Test Analyses) or per additional requests from other regions within the Company
- Data entry of analysis including trending and standard deviations
- Truck and/or Vessels Certificate of Analysis’ created, faxed, and filed
- Equipment diagnostics and calibration
- Cross-train on equipment troubleshooting and act as a backup for other laboratory functions
- Communicate analysis results and/or issues to management team
- Promote safety by driving a zero incident culture ensuring the safety of all employees, contractors, and visitors
- Be an effective safety leader engaging in Bunge safety discussions and initiatives
- Support policy and procedure creation and training
- Ensure lab sanitation procedures are being followed
- Review COA information to assist in determining incoming product compliance to specifications
- Support of feed- food security policies
- Support the development and maintenance of Prerequisite and Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Points (HACCP) Programs for food and feed products
- Ensure that customer inquiries for technical information, application information or product concerns receive responses in a timely fashion
- Be prepared to work a flexible schedule that may include off shifts, holidays and weekends
- Demonstrate the following core values and guiding behaviors whi