Quality Lab Technician

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The Quality Laboratory Technician performs routine and non-routine laboratory testing correctly and safely. They report the data accurately and in an efficient time frame. They also generate and evaluate samples in the laboratory according to instructions to support development, product quality control and process research & development programs under the supervision of the lab leader. 

This role works a 12-hour rotating schedule.  

Major Responsibilities 

• Monitor and operate the Lab processes and equipment to ensure a safe and efficient operation 

• Perform appropriate laboratory testing to analyze specific samples 

• Evaluation of results and reporting 

• Responsible for appropriate corrective action to the questionable test results 

• Provide non-routine support to the production unit 

• Perform process test aimed at improving unit operations 

• Process data with computer software (data bases) 

• Performing minor maintenance of laboratory instruments 

• Lab and Equipment cleaning and decontamination 

• Responsible for safely handling chemicals in laboratory 

• Maintain a safe working environment 

• Ability to work co-operatively/collaboratively with others 

• Approval of raw materials and finished goods 

• Sales release & Marketing 

Minimum Qualifications: 

• Associate of Arts in Science related degree and the following requirements 

• 64 hours in a science curriculum. 

• 1 year of general chemistry with labs for science majors. 

• 1 year of organic chemistry with labs for science majors. 

• 1 college algebra course or higher-level math course. OR; 

• High School diploma and the following requirements: 

• 64 hours in a science curriculum 

• 1 year of general chemistry with labs for science majors 

• 1 year of organic chemistry with labs for science majors 

• 1 college algebra course or higher-level math course 

• The eligibility to apply for and obtain a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) within a reasonable timeframe 

Preferred Qualifications: 

• Bachelor of Science in Chemistry 

• Five years of lab experience 

• Experience with lab software systems (e.g. LIMS, Chromatography, Titration) 

• Experience with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook & OneNote) 

Knowledge & Skills: 

• Ability to physically perform the required operations in a safe manner 

• Ability to work a rotating shift or other work schedule 

• Basic Computer Skills <