Lab Manager

Job Overview: A Lab Technician Plays A Crucial Role In Conducting Experiments, Analyzing Samples, And Supporting Scientific Research Or Quality Control Processes. This Position Requires Attention To Detail, Technical Skills, And Adherence To Laboratory Protocols. Key Responsibilities: Sample Collection And Preparation: Collect, Receive, And Label Samples According To Established Procedures. Prepare And Organize Samples For Analysis, Ensuring Proper Documentation And Traceability. Testing And Analysis: Perform A Variety Of Laboratory Tests And Experiments Based On Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Or Specific Instructions. Utilize Laboratory Equipment And Instruments For Qualitative And Quantitative Analysis. Record And Interpret Results, Identifying Any Abnormalities Or Deviations. Quality Control: Monitor And Maintain Quality Control Standards To Ensure Accurate And Reliable Test Results. Calibrate And Validate Equipment Regularly. Identify And Troubleshoot Issues With Equipment Or Test Procedures. Data Recording And Reporting: Document All Procedures, Observations, And Results Accurately. Prepare Reports Summarizing Findings, Including Any Deviations From Expected Results. Maintain Organized Records And Databases. Equipment Maintenance: Perform Routine Maintenance On Laboratory Equipment And Instruments. Ensure That Equipment Is In Good Working Order And Report Any Malfunctions Promptly. Compliance And Safety: Adhere To Safety Protocols And Maintain A Clean And Safe Working Environment. Follow Relevant Regulations, Standards, And Guidelines Applicable To The Laboratory Setting. Dispose Of Hazardous Materials Properly. Collaboration: Collaborate With Other Team Members, Scientists, Or Researchers To Achieve Project Goals. Communicate Effectively With Colleagues And Superiors Regarding Project Status And Any Challenges Encountered.