Lab Technician/ calibration technician

Team Overview:

Candidate will be part of team, but will be working independently 

Resource's typical working day:

- Perform routine maintenance, repair, and calibration on a variety of laboratory equipment, that may include incubators, centrifuge, balances, rotary evaporators, and microscope.

- Operate test equipment. This includes mustimeters, temperature standards, optical standards and liquid flow meters.

- Troubleshoot, service or resolve problems while performing unscheduled work.

- Record and report abnormal functions or out-of-tolerance conditions of equipment. If needed, start corrective action and documentation.

- Review and document daily records of inspections, maintenance activity, repairs, and other work performed.

Licenses/Certifications:

n/a

Must Have Skills:

Experience doing maintenance on lab equipment

Nice to have skills:

Specific lab maintenance experience

Hospital lab experience

Manufacturer experience

              - Thermon Fisher

              - Eppendorf

              - Metler

              - Buchi

Soft Skills:

Client facing role

Good customer service skills

Years of Experience:

5-7 years

Education:

h.s. diploma or GED, bachelor's degree in related field is a plus

Software skills:

Microsoft Office suite

Interview Process:

Parking notes:

1st round screening interview (Teams)

2nd round in-person with a site tour

Summary:

As a Lab Technician, you’ll manage, organize, and implement high-quality specialist engineering and coordination. You will also assist with providing support for a wide range of laboratory equipment.

- Perform routine maintenance, repair, and calibration on a variety of laboratory equipment, that may include incubators, centrifuge, balances, rotary evaporators, and microscope.

- Operate test equipment. This includes mustimeters, temperature standards, optical standards, and liquid flow meters.

- Troubleshoot, service or resolve problems while performing unscheduled work.

- Record and report abnormal functions or out-of-tolerance conditions of equipment. If needed, start corrective action and documentation.

- Review and document daily records of inspections, maintenance activity, repairs, and other work performed.