Instructional Lab Technician & Safety Lead

Engineering Management Student Association (EMSA); Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Engineering Management Student Association (EMSA) in Los Angeles provides technical and operational support for instructional laboratories, ensuring equipment, chemicals, and workspaces are ready for experiments. The role emphasizes safety, inventory accuracy, and assisting students and faculty with equipment use.

The position requires an Associate's degree or equivalent experience, with a preference for a Bachelor's in chemical engineering, chemistry, or materials science, and 1–2 years in a

Qualifications

• Requires an Associate's degree or equivalent experience, with a preference for a Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, chemistry, or materials science.
• Candidates should have at least one to two years of experience in a laboratory environment and knowledge of safety protocols.

Responsibilities

• Provides technical and operational support for instructional laboratories by preparing equipment, chemicals, and workspaces for experiments.
• Ensures laboratory safety, maintains accurate inventories, and assists students and faculty with equipment use.

Skills

Laboratory Equipment Maintenance

Chemical Handling

Reagent Preparation

Laboratory Safety Protocols

Inventory Management

Hazardous Waste Disposal

Troubleshooting

Data Acquisition

Calibration

Technical Support

Recordkeeping

Preventive Maintenance

Education

Associate's degree or equivalent experience

Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, chemistry, or materials science

Job description

Engineering Management Student Association (EMSA) in Los Angeles provides technical and operational support for instructional laboratories, ensuring equipment, chemicals, and workspaces are ready for experiments. The role emphasizes safety, inventory accuracy, and assisting students and faculty with equipment use.

The position requires an Associate's degree or equivalent experience, with a preference for a Bachelor's in chemical engineering, chemistry, or materials science, and 1–2 years in a