Master in Chemical Analysis

- Plan the work of the laboratory following established quality systems. - Inform and train the personnel in charge on matters related to their activity. - Manage the laboratory's material resources and control stocks. - Apply and control laboratory activities following occupational health and safety standards. - Control compliance with environmental regulations and respond in emergency situations. - Analyze the sampling process, explaining the procedures and resources of each of its sequential stages. - Describe basic sampling techniques and apply them to samples of different nature and status. - Take samples and transport them under conditions that guarantee representativeness and control of cross contamination. - Document the entire sampling process, recording the significant data of each stage that allow the reliability of the results to be verified. - Determine the chemical nature of a substance by identifying its organic or inorganic character, its physicochemical characteristics, interactions and reactivity in isolated conditions and with other substances. - Carry out the preparation of the necessary reagents, materials, equipment and waste disposal. - Propose qualitative and quantitative determinations for each substance under analysis in relation to the needs required for its analytical control. - Apply techniques that allow qualitative evidence of analytes in relation to their chemical properties, detection limits, interferences, the matrices in which they are found and the precise physicochemical conditions. - Perform quantitative chemical analyzes applying test procedures. - Assess the results obtained from the analytical tests, establishing conclusions based on references defined for the analyzed sample. - State the scientific-technical bases that support instrumental analysis by separation methods, relating the type of instrument to the properties it measures and the parameters that are analyzed. - Select the appropriate method and technique according to the analysis request and after carrying out a documentary consultation. - Prepare the expected reagents, samples and equipment, relating the latter and the techniques used in carrying out instrumental chemical analysis, with the parameters of the substance analyzed. - Perform chemical analyzes for quantitative determinations, with appropriate instrumental separation methods, complying with the principles of good laboratory practices. - Evaluate the validity of the results obtained in the analyses, interpreting the records and reporting the results. - Plan the work of the laboratory following established quality systems. - Know the importance of applying a quality system in the laboratory. - Detail the most relevant aspects of the prevention of environmental risks in the laboratory. - Control compliance with environmental regulations and respond to emergency situations. - Introduce the main regulations related to quality and environmental certification.