Job Description

Agricultural Biological Formulator include: 1. Formulation Development: Developing and formulating biological products for use in agriculture, considering the desired characteristics and effectiveness of the product. 2. Ingredient Selection: Researching and selecting appropriate ingredients for the formulation, considering their compatibility, effectiveness, and safety. 3. Testing and Evaluation: Conducting tests and evaluations to assess the performance, stability, and safety of the formulated products. 4. Collaboration: Working closely with agronomists, scientists, and product managers to optimize product performance, meet customer needs, and address any technical challenges. 5. Research and Development: Staying updated on industry trends, evaluating new technologies, and exploring innovative approaches to improve product formulations. 6. Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring that the formulated products comply with relevant regulations and guidelines, including safety and environmental standards. 7. Quality Control: Implementing quality control measures to ensure consistency and quality of the formulated products. 8. Technical Support: Providing technical support and guidance to customers, including training on product usage, troubleshooting, and addressing any inquiries or concerns. 9. Documentation and Reporting: Maintaining accurate records of formulation processes, test results, and other relevant documentation. Generating reports and communicating findings to internal teams and stakeholders. 10. Continuous Improvement: Identifying areas for improvement in formulation processes, researching new ingredients or techniques, and implementing changes to enhance product performance and efficiency.

Responsibilities of biological R&D formulator (Vairom Company) 1. Knowledge of Regulations: An Agricultural Biological Formulator must have a deep understanding of the relevant regulations and guidelines governing the formulation and use of agricultural biological products. This includes regulations related to product registration, labeling, safety, environmental impact, and quality control. 2. Compliance Assessment: They are responsible for assessing the compliance of formulated products with regulatory requirements. This involves evaluating the ingredients used, formulation processes, product performance, and safety data to ensure adherence to regulatory standards. 3. Documentation and Reporting: Agricultural Biological Formulators maintain detailed documentation of formulation processes, ingredient usage, and safety testing results. This information is crucial for regulatory filings, product registrations, and compliance audits. They also prepare and submit reports to regulatory authorities as required. 4. Labeling and Product Claims: Ensuring accurate and compliant product labeling is another important responsibility. Agricultural Biological Formulators must verify that product labels contain all necessary information, such as active ingredients, usage instructions, safety precautions, and environmental warnings. They also ensure that product claims are supported by scientific evidence and do not mislead consumers. 5. Regulatory Liaison: Agricultural Biological Formulators often act as a liaison between their organization and regulatory authorities. They stay updated on regulatory changes, participate in industry conferences or meetings, and communicate with regulatory agencies to address any compliance-related inquiries or concerns. 6. Adverse Event Reporting: In the event of any adverse effects or incidents related to their formulated products, Agricultural Biological Formulators are responsible for promptly reporting such incidents to the appropriate regulatory authorities. They may also be involved in investigating the cause of such events and implementing corrective actions. 7. Audit and Inspection Support: Agricultural Biological Formulators assist in internal and external audits or inspections related to regulatory compliance. They provide necessary documentation, address any compliance gaps, and implement corrective and preventive measures as required. By fulfilling these responsibilities, Agricultural Biological Formulators play a crucial role in ensuring that agricultural biological products meet regulatory standards, are safe for use, and contribute to sustainable and responsible agriculture practices.