Laboratory Technician

City
Florence
State/Province
Kentucky

Responsibilities:

  • This independent contributor role consists of, but is not limited to:
  • Hands on completion of analysis of in- process and final batch test results in support of manufacturing: MV, ASH, MFR/MVR, Adhesion, Melt Viscosity, Ash %, Melt Flow Rate, Melt Volume Rate, Volatile, Visual Color. 
  • As decisions and actions are based on lab results, this position requires diligent detail in following lab procedures, record keeping and documentation, and accurate calculations and reporting.
  • This role will require the successful candidate to communicate with various departments (operations, technical)
  • Lab is 24/7 - Day shift hours are 5am-3pm, 7am-5pm, or 9am-7pm. Night shifts are 5pm-3am, 7pm-5am, or 9pm-7am.  
  • Four 10 hour shifts on a rotating schedule: 2 weeks: Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri 2 weeks: Mon, Tue, Sat. Sun
  • Assigned hours and shift based on lab needs.
  • Overtime based on lab need

Qualifications:

  • The candidate must achieve an acceptable score on a basic math test that includes calculating percentages, averages, unit conversions and performing rounding.
  • The candidate must demonstrate minimum color aptitude by scoring a 50 or lower using the Farnsworth-Munsell Hue Test. Laboratory Management will also assess results screening for color deficiencies as outlined in the FM-100 test method. Candidates may be permitted one re-test.
  • Candidates must be able to lift 55 pounds.
  • Dependable transportation, excellent attendance and timeliness are required
  • Accurate thorough documentation and lab records are imperative
  • Ability to multitask (manage multiple simultaneous samples in organized high quality environment) is required.
  • Some lab experience. Ability to follow lab work instructions.
  • Strong commitment to safety and working safely.
  • Self motivated individual with strong output of accurate results

Application Methods:

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