The Laboratory Co-Op assists in setting up equipment, performing tests, evaluating results, and maintaining sample organization, under supervision.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Responsible for the setup and performance of equipment and test setups for clients. Builds and/or adapts setup and test equipment for performance of tests. Examines test samples and reads blueprints, schematics, wiring diagrams, measuring instruments, and operational instructions. Follows basically defined test plans and datasheets.
- Evaluates test performance and sample operation to properly evaluate test results. Records and explains test results and completes test report.
- Works with teams to ensure samples are ready and available for test and stored in the correct location. Checks samples against sample requirement and raises any issues to leadership team.
- Builds and/or adapts basic setup and test equipment for performance of tests. Performs routine care of designated test equipment and work area.
- Examines customer samples and learns to operate appropriate tests for each case with necessary supervision/support.
Populates data sheets and records observed or calculated test results. Assembles test data for appropriate distribution. - Performs other duties as directed
QUALIFICATIONS
What makes you a great candidate
- Currently enrolled in a 2-year technical degree or technical certification program.
- Ability to use Microsoft Suite.
- Ability to use hand tools.
- Desire to work in a team-oriented environment.
Top Skills
Hand Tools
Microsoft Suite
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