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The Risk Engineering Lab Technician joins the Risk Services team to support industrial hygiene equipment operations, forensic evidence management, and laboratory logistics. This role involves maintaining computer records for sampling equipment, performing inspections and calibrations, and managing inventory of laboratory supplies and shipping materials. The technician will prepare field sampling media, perform preliminary triage of forensic evidence, and assist chemists with sample login and analytical preparation tasks. Key responsibilities include updating Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS), coordinating equipment repairs with vendors, and ensuring compliance with quality assurance protocols and safety plans. Candidates should possess technical aptitude in mechanical or electrical troubleshooting, proficiency with spreadsheets and databases, and experience handling regulated materials. The role addresses the business need to provide risk mitigation solutions by maintaining high standards for evidence chain of custody and laboratory operational efficiency.
Maintain computer records for industrial hygiene equipment, forensic evidence, inventory, and chain of custody documentation.
Perform inspections, calibration verifications, and basic troubleshooting on industrial hygiene equipment.
Manage the preparation, weighing, and assembly of field sampling media under staff direction.
Execute forensic engineering activities including evidence receipt, triage, organization, storage, and tracking.
Update Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) and other inventory and equipment databases.
Coordinate equipment maintenance, repairs, and procurement activities with internal personnel and external vendors.
Manage domestic and international shipping of laboratory equipment, forensic evidence, and hazardous materials.
Support laboratory accreditation requirements by following standard operating procedures and quality assurance protocols.
What we're looking for
At least 2 years of experience in a laboratory, technical, logistics, industrial hygiene, manufacturing, or engineering support environment.
An Associate's or Bachelor's degree in physical science, chemistry, engineering technology, industrial hygiene, laboratory sciences, or logistics is preferred.
Proficiency in computer systems including spreadsheets, databases, inventory systems, and Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS).