Chemist, leather processing
NKPD code: 21136009
Current information as of 2026-11-14
Bachelor
Educational-qualification degree "Bachelor"
ClassProfessionals
Sing. GroupChemists
Labor Characteristics
Chemists conduct research and experimental development, improve or develop concepts, theories and operational methods, or apply this knowledge of chemistry, mainly to test, develop and improve materials and industrial products and to control production processes.
Main Tasks
- conducting research and improving or developing concepts, instrumentation, theories and operational methods related to chemistry;
- conducting experiments, tests and analyses to investigate the chemical composition, energy and chemical changes in various natural or synthetic substances, materials and products;
- developing environmental pollution control, quality control and other procedures for manufacturers or users;
- conducting programmes of sample collection and analysis to identify and quantify environmental pollutants;
- participating in interdisciplinary research and development projects together with chemical engineers, biologists, microbiologists, agronomists, geologists and other professionals;
- using micro-organisms to produce new compounds by transforming existing substances;
- determining ways to strengthen or combine materials or develop new materials;
- reproducing and synthesising naturally occurring substances and creating new artificial compounds;
- preparing scientific papers and reports.
- Examples of occupations in this unit group:
- Chemist
Not Included
- Biochemist – 2131
- Pharmacologist, toxicology – 2131
- Pharmaceutical chemist – 2262
- Master of Pharmacy, technologist – 2262
Professions in "Chemists"
ChemistAnalytical chemistChemist, analysis of medicinal productsChemist, biochemistryChemist, detergentsChemist, clinical chemistryChemist, quality controlChemist, corrosionChemist, crystallographyChemist, medicinal chemistryMetallurgical chemistMolecular chemistChemist, inorganic chemistryChemist, processing of photosensitive materialsChemist, organisation and economics of pharmaceutical productionChemist, organic chemistryPetroleum chemistChemist, plasticsChemist, polymersChemist, paint and varnish productionChemist, rubber and rubber products manufacturingChemist, food and beverage productionChemist, radiation hygieneChemist, radiobiologyChemist, sanitary chemistryChemist, glassChemist, textilesChemist, toxicologyChemist, physical chemistry
Source: National Statistical Institute
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