

Provider of non‑hazardous solid waste collection, recycling, disposal and energy services.
The Lab/Facility Chemist performs chemical analyses of hazardous and non‑hazardous waste to determine compliant treatment and disposal. The role utilizes a variety of analytical techniques and instruments while adhering to EPA test methods, SOPs, and work instructions.
Key responsibilities include preparing and analyzing environmental samples for organic and inorganic constituents, generating SOPs and work instructions under laboratory manager supervision, and maintaining instrument sequencing, data processing, and basic maintenance. The chemist validates methods, completes Initial and annual Demonstrations of Capability, identifies chemical content, supports formula development, and ensures a clean, safe work environment with proper quality control documentation.
Preferred qualifications include solid knowledge of chemistry principles, waste processing protocols, and regulatory frameworks such as RCRA and TSCA. Candidates should demonstrate strong analytical reporting, problem‑solving, computer proficiency (Excel, Word, PowerPoint), and awareness of ISO and NELAC quality standards, typically gained through less than one year of progressively responsible experience.
Applicants without a degree must have at least three years of relevant work experience. The position offers rewarding compensation and a comprehensive benefits package that eligible employees can elect to participate in.
Eligible employees may select from a range of benefits including medical, dental, vision, health and dependent care spending accounts, disability coverage, life and accidental death insurance, an employee assistance program, discount programs, a retirement plan with company match, an employee stock purchase plan, and paid time off.
Republic Services values employee contributions, invests in tools and technology for safety and effectiveness, and offers ample opportunities for learning and growth. The company invites candidates to join its mission of leaving the world better than we found it.