Job Description Job Title: Verification Officer Hours: 22p/w Overview of the role Process driving licence applications within a defined timeframe and ensuring that the highest standards of customer services are achieved including compliance to Identity Validation, Document Validation and NDLSFO Business Rules. To process applications within a defined timeframe ensuring the highest standards of customer service are achieved. Ensure the utmost due diligence is applied to all documents and image / signature captures uploaded to the NDLS Front Office Solution. Ensure compliance with utilisation of the Front Office Solution and Dual Screen Technology. Complete on-site and virtual training as required and ensure appropriate training records are completed and returned as directed by your supervisor. All training courses for completion must be done so in a timely manner. This will include regular training sign off sheets being issued from NDLSFO Helpdesk. Ensure a full understanding of SOP’s and procedures manual along with any additional support material issued during the life cycle of the Verification Officer role. Ensure any serious discrepancies, security breaches or any breaches to data is reported immediately to the Regional Supervisor, NDLSFO Helpdesk, Operations Manager and Head of Security. Flexibility to travel to cover in NDLS Centres other than your base location. Commitment to working Saturdays as part of a fair roster rotation of same. This is not a definitive list and other duties may be added on an Ad hoc basis. Qualifications The ideal candidate for this role is someone who has experience in Customer Service oriented roles. The successful candidate should have the following qualifications and experience: Leaving certificate and/or FETAC 5 skills certificate At least 1 year of Customer Service Experience Excellent communication skills (verbal and written) Strong Computer Skills & general PC Proficiency Problem‑solving abilities Excellent communication and people skills are vital to this role Irish Speaker is an advantage To be considered for this role, you must hold a valid and eligible work permit or visa that authorizes you to work in Ireland. Additional Information At SGS, we believe in rewarding our employees for their hard work and commitment. As part of our team, you would be eligible for: 22 Days Annual Leave (increasing with service) plus bank holidays Length of Service Awards Maternity & Paternity Top Up Bike to work & Taxsavers tickets for Rail/Bus/Luas SGS is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and as such we recruit, hire, train, and promote persons in all job classifications without regard to race, colour, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetics, status as a protected veteran, or any other characteristics protected by law. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading global services provider in Mullingar, Ireland, is seeking a Verification Officer responsible for processing driving license applications while ensuring high customer service standards. The ideal candidate will have a Leaving Certificate or FETAC 5 Skills Certificate, at least 1 year of customer service experience, and strong communication skills. The position offers significant perks such as annual leave, service awards, and transportation benefits. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading testing and certification company in Cork is seeking an experienced QC Analyst to join their Scientific In-sourcing team. The role involves testing pharmaceutical substances using various analytical techniques, including GC and HPLC, ensuring compliance with GMP standards. Qualified candidates must have a science degree in Chemistry and at least 2 years of experience in a GMP laboratory. The position offers a supportive working environment and opportunities for career development. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading scientific consulting firm located in Ireland is looking for an experienced QC Analyst to join their scientific team. In this role, you will test pharmaceutical substances in accordance with regulatory requirements, focusing on analytical techniques such as GC and HPLC. Candidates must hold a degree in Chemistry or a related science, with at least 2 years of experience in a GMP laboratory. Ensure high standards of quality and safety while maintaining accurate laboratory records and documentation. #J-18808-Ljbffr
SGS are the world’s leading testing, inspection and certification company. We deliver solutions to a wide range of industry sectors in Ireland. Enjoy a truly rewarding career in a global, multicultural organisation with a proud heritage that has been making the world a better, safer place for over 140 years. Our client services include providing SGS QC analysts and technical support staff on-site to fulfill staffing requirements (Scientific In-sourcing), under the supervision of ISL technical and operational teams. They are committed to upholding stringent technical and GMP standards, ensuring the safety of medications for patients. Due to growth, we have an exciting opportunity for an experienced QC Analyst to join our growing Scientific In-sourcing team. Job Description Testing of pharmaceutical substances e.g. raw materials and drug substances in a GMP environment in accordance with clients' procedures and quality systems. The main focus will be GC and HPLC analysis , along with a range of other analytical techniques as required. Key Accountabilities Receive training from SGS and client and get trained in relevant analytical techniques. Train other analysts where appropriately qualified. Carry out testing in accordance to the valid testing procedures and regulatory requirements. Ensure that laboratory equipment is well maintained, and calibrations are carried out at the designated frequencies. Manage inventory and status of materials required for analysis. When qualified to do so, verify and review results generated by other analysts for compliance with requirements. Ensure correct data entry to LIMS. Assessment of testing results generated in the laboratory and close out of batch analysis. Ensure that all target dates are met. Update visibility tools and communicate status of testing at meetings. Maintain laboratories to a high housekeeping standard. Ensure high standard of lab records, with work completed Right First Time and on time. Write and maintain necessary documentation (SOPs, methods, reports etc). Work as part of the team ensuring customer expectations are met and exceeded. Support achievement of client and SGS Key Performance Indicators, such as around investigations, training, productivity and on-time testing. Notify appropriate contact and document results and investigations for any atypical or aberrant results. Lead Laboratory investigations and deviations if required. Maintenance of a safe working environment, in a state of audit readiness. Identification and implementation of safety, environmental, quality and service improvements. Work with their leader to ensure self-development and progression. At all times, adopt a safe behaviour by exercising due regard for the health and safety of yourself, colleagues, and clients, in line with the Company’s policies and procedures. Ensure full compliance with the Company’s Code of Integrity, and act in accordance with SGS Ireland’s Equality & Diversity Policy. Qualifications Science Degree in Chemistry or equivalent (Level 7 minimum). 2 years experience in a GMP laboratory PQE. Data Integrity and sound knowledge of analytical technologies (HPLC, GC, KF, IR, PSD, Xray, Wet chemistry). Team player, flexible to evolving needs with a strong customer service mentality. Excellent quality and safety standards. Aptitude in lab computer systems, including LIMS and Trackwise. Additional Information Integrity. Strong analytical ability and associated problem solving. Excellent communication skills both verbal & written. Good time management & attention to detail. Results and performance driven. Compliance with SGS policies and procedures. Compliance with SGS and client policies and procedures. Benefits A friendly, supportive, approachable working environment with a down-to-earth culture. Continuous learning with the chance to expand and enrich your career with our dedicated training team. Career development opportunities across SGS. SGS is an equal opportunities employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading service organization based in Letterkenny is seeking a Verification Officer to process driving licence applications. The role emphasizes ensuring compliance, high standards of customer service, and flexibility to work Saturdays. Candidates should have relevant customer service experience and hold a Leaving certificate or FETAC 5. Benefits include 22 days of annual leave and various employee awards. #J-18808-Ljbffr
SGS’s Industries and Environment services help businesses ensure safety, sustainability, and compliance through testing, inspection, certification, and consulting—supporting sectors from manufacturing to infrastructure and environmental management. Job Description Job Title: Verification Officer Hours: 20p/w Overview of the role Process driving license applications within a defined timeframe and ensuring that the highest standards of customer services are achieved including compliance to Identity Validation, Document Validation and NDLSFO Business Rules. To process applications within a defined timeframe ensuring the highest standards of customer service are achieved. Ensure the utmost due diligence is applied to all documents and image / signature captures uploaded to the NDLS Front Office Solution. Ensure compliance with utilisation of the Front Office Solution and Dual Screen Technology. Complete on-site and virtual training as required and ensure appropriate training records are completed and returned as directed by your supervisor. All training courses for completion must be done so in a timely manner. This will include regular training sign off sheets being issued from NDLSFO Helpdesk. Ensure a full understanding of SOP’s and procedures manual along with any additional support material issued during the life cycle of the Verification Officer role. Ensure any serious discrepancies, security breaches or any breaches to data is reported immediately to the Regional Supervisor, NDLSFO Helpdesk, Operations Manager and Head of Security. Flexibility to travel to cover in NDLS Centres other than your base location. Commitment to working Saturdays as part of a fair roster rotation of same. This is not a definitive list and other duties may be added on an Ad hoc basis. Qualifications The ideal candidate for this role is someone who has experience in Customer Service oriented roles. The successful candidate should have the following qualifications and experience: Leaving certificate and/or FETAC 5 skills certificate At least 1 year of Customer Service Experience Excellent communication skills (verbal and written) Strong Computer Skills & general PC Proficiency Problem‑solving abilities Excellent communication and people skills are vital to this role Irish Speaker is an advantage To be considered for this role, you must hold a valid and eligible work permit or visa that authorizes you to work in Ireland. Additional Information At SGS, we believe in rewarding our employees for their hard work and commitment. As part of our team, you would be eligible for: 22 Days Annual Leave (increasing with service) plus bank holidays Length of Service Awards Bike to work & Taxsavers tickets for Rail/Bus/Luas SGS is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and as such we recruit, hire, train, and promote persons in all job classifications without regard to race, colour, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetics, status as a protected veteran, or any other characteristics protected by law. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Due to growth, we have an exciting opportunity for an experienced QC Analyst to join our growing Scientific In-sourcing team. Job Description Testing of pharmaceutical substances e.g. raw materials and drug substances in a GMP environment in accordance with clients' procedures and quality systems. Main focus will be GC and HPLC analysis , along with a range of other analytical techniques as required. Key Accountabilities Receive training from SGS and client and get qualified in relevant analytical techniques. Maintain own training 100% current. Train other analysts where appropriately qualified Carry out testing in accordance to the valid testing procedures and regulatory requirements Ensure that laboratory equipment is well maintained, and calibrations are carried out at the designated frequencies Manage inventory and status of materials required for analysis When qualified to do so, verify and review results generated by other analysts for compliance with requirements Ensure correct data entry to LIMS Assessment of testing results generated in the laboratory and close out of batch analysis Ensure that all target dates are met. Update visibility tools and communicate status of testing at meetings Maintain laboratories to a high housekeeping standard Ensure high standard of lab records, with work completed Right First Time and on time Write and maintain necessary documentation (SOPs, methods, reports etc) Work as part of the team ensuring customer expectations are met and exceeded. Support achievement of client and SGS Key Performance Indicators, such as around investigations, training, productivity and on-time testing Notify appropriate contact and document results and investigations for any atypical or aberrant results Lead Laboratory investigations and deviations if required Maintenance of a safe working environment, in a state of audit readiness Identification and implementation of safety, environmental, quality and service improvements Work with their leader to ensure self-development and progression Qualifications Education and training: Science Graduate in Chemistry or equivalent science education (Level 7) Necessary job experience: At least 2years' experience in a GMP laboratory. GMP experience is a minimum requirement for this position. Professional requirements: Demonstrated Experience with current Good Manufacturing Practices, Data Integrity and sound knowledge of analytical technologies (HPLC, GC, KF, IR, PSD, Xray, Wet chemistry) Good organizational skills and strong communication – written and verbal Team player, flexible to evolving needs with a strong customer service mentality Excellent quality and safety standards Aptitude in lab computer systems, including LIMS and Trackwise Additional Information Expected Behaviors: Integrity, flexibility, working under own initiative Strong analytical ability and associated problem solving Results and performance driven Good time management & attention to detail Professionalism; with the client, contractors and colleagues at all times Compliance with SGS and client policies and procedures Candidates must be immediately eligible to work in Ireland, this is a site based role. We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading analytical laboratory in Wicklow is seeking a qualified Analyst to perform testing of pharmaceutical substances in a GMP environment. You will focus on GC and HPLC analyses while ensuring compliance with procedures and quality systems. Ideal candidates will have a science degree in Chemistry and at least 2 years of GMP experience, with strong communication skills and an aptitude for lab computer systems. This position requires immediate eligibility to work in Ireland and emphasizes a commitment to quality and safety. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Job Description Testing of pharmaceutical substances such as raw materials and drug substances in a GMP environment in accordance with client procedures and quality systems. The main focus will be GC and HPLC analysis, along with a range of other analytical techniques as required. Key Accountabilities Receive training from SGS and client and become qualified in relevant analytical techniques. Maintain own training 100% current. Train other analysts where appropriately qualified. Carry out testing in accordance with valid testing procedures and regulatory requirements. Ensure that laboratory equipment is well maintained and calibrations are carried out at the designated frequencies. Manage inventory and status of materials required for analysis. When qualified to do so, verify and review results generated by other analysts for compliance with requirements. Ensure correct data entry to LIMS. Assessment of testing results generated in the laboratory and close out of batch analysis. Ensure that all target dates are met. Update visibility tools and communicate status of testing at meetings. Maintain laboratories to a high housekeeping standard. Ensure a high standard of lab records, with work completed Right First Time and on time. Write and maintain necessary documentation (SOPs, methods, reports, etc.). Work as part of the team ensuring customer expectations are met and exceeded. Support achievement of client and SGS key performance indicators such as investigations, training, productivity and on‑time testing. Notify the appropriate contact and document results and investigations for any atypical or aberrant results. Lead laboratory investigations and deviations if required. Maintain a safe working environment, in a state of audit readiness. Identify and implement safety, environmental, quality and service improvements. Work with leadership to ensure self‑development and progression. Qualifications Education and training: Science graduate in Chemistry or equivalent science education (Level 7). Experience: At least 2 years’ experience in a GMP laboratory. GMP experience is a minimum requirement for this position. Professional requirements: Demonstrated experience with current Good Manufacturing Practices, data integrity and sound knowledge of analytical technologies (HPLC, GC, KF, IR, PSD, X‑ray, wet chemistry). Good organisational skills and strong communication – written and verbal. Team player, flexible to evolving needs with a strong customer service mentality. Excellent quality and safety standards. Aptitude in lab computer systems, including LIMS and Trackwise. Expected Behaviors Integrity, flexibility, working under own initiative. Strong analytical ability and problem‑solving skills. Results and performance driven. Good time management and attention to detail. Professionalism with the client, contractors and colleagues at all times. Compliance with SGS and client policies and procedures. Candidates must be immediately eligible to work in Ireland; this is a site‑based role. We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. #J-18808-Ljbffr
