Chemical Inventory & Safety Specialist

University of Georgia; Athens (GA); On-site; USD 40,000 - 46,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Georgia seeks a Chemical Inventory Specialist to assist the Chemical Inventory Manager in maintaining the university's extensive chemical inventory across campus locations. The role emphasizes accurate data entry, regular reconciliations, and management of hazardous materials in laboratory settings.

The position requires training delivery to laboratory staff, periodic safety assessments, and collaboration with researchers and safety teams to ensure compliance and continuous

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent is required.
• Preferred: Bachelor's degree in biology or chemistry.
• At least 2 years of experience in a research lab.
• Strong data entry and inventory reconciliation skills.

Responsibilities

• 60: Conduct chemical reconciliations for all laboratories on main and satellite campuses, including barcoding and documenting chemicals.
• 15: Train chemical receiving staff and laboratory staff on inventory maintenance.
• 10: Conduct laboratory safety assessments or inspections as assigned by supervisor.
• 10: Assist with lab safety reviews in UGA Mart to determine hazardous vs non-hazardous chemicals.
• 5: Be part of the hazardous materials spill response team with on-call coverage.

Skills

Customer service

Safety compliance

Written communication

Independent work

Inventory management

Data reporting

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Bachelor's degree in science

Tools

Microsoft Office

Campus Optics EH&S

Job description

University of Georgia seeks a Chemical Inventory Specialist to assist the Chemical Inventory Manager in maintaining the university's extensive chemical inventory across campus locations. The role emphasizes accurate data entry, regular reconciliations, and management of hazardous materials in laboratory settings.

The position requires training delivery to laboratory staff, periodic safety assessments, and collaboration with researchers and safety teams to ensure compliance and continuous