Food Microbiology Lab Technician — Part-Time

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United Kingdom

Remote

GBP 12,000 - 18,000

Part time

12 hours ago

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Job summary

Eurofins Scientific is seeking a part-time Laboratory Assistant for EurofinsLinlithgow in the United Kingdom. The role requires 24 hours per week with Thursday and Friday 11:00-19:30 and Saturday 08:30-17:00.

You will prepare samples for incubation, assist with culture media, and perform quality control checks within a clean lab environment. In this position you will support laboratory staff, perform housekeeping and waste disposal duties, and report unsafe practices.

Qualifications

Ability to work alone or as part of a team.
Knowledge of the routine workings of a Lab Environment and the importance of a clean lab.
Verbal and written communication skills.
Computer literate, ability to use Word and Excel to basic level.

Responsibilities

To prepare samples for incubation as per trained areas.
To assist in the preparation of microbiological culture media and record the necessary Quality Control and Performance checks.
To carry out other functions in support of the Food Microbiology department.
To work to EurofinsLinlithgow’s Quality System showing due care and diligence in all activities.
To provide general assistance to Laboratory Staff at all levels.
To carry out housekeeping duties in line with Cleaning Schedules and other documents as required.
To carry out all washroom duties as required being mindful of the glassware requirements.
To dispose of all laboratory waste in accordance with procedures.
To report any unsafe or poor working practices in the laboratory.