LABORER (SEAS/TEMP) WTP LABORATORY ASSISTANT - WATER WORKS

City of Manchester, NH; Manchester (NH); On-site; USD 10,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

The City of Manchester, NH, is seeking a temporary Laboratory Assistant for the Water Works department. This role involves water sample collection, testing, and general labor tasks contributing to public works. Ideal candidates will have a strong science background or be students in a related field. The position offers a pay rate of $14.99/hr with temporary employment status.

Qualifications

• Strong science background or enrolled in a science program.
• Some experience in landscaping or construction preferred.

Responsibilities

• Collect water samples and perform inorganic bench testing.
• Assist with data entry in Excel and participate in monitoring programs.
• Perform manual labor for public works and civic projects.

Skills

Science background

Data entry

Landscaping

Construction

Education

High School graduation or GED

Job description

Laborer (Seas/Temp) WTP Laboratory Assistant - Water Works

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Pay Range

Provided by City of Manchester, NH. Your actual pay will depend on your skills and experience. Talk with your recruiter to learn more.

Base pay range: $14.99/hr - $14.99/hr

Position Details

Temporary Laboratory Assistant, Grade 10, paying $14.99/hr. Looking for candidates with a strong science background or students enrolled in a science program. Responsibilities include: Water sample collection, inorganic bench testing for potable and non-potable water, reagent preparation, source water micro-testing, general cleaning, autoclaving assistance, data entry in Excel, participation in summer Cyanobacteria and Lake monitoring programs, and assisting with lead and copper bottle delivery.

General Duties

Performs manual labor contributing to public works and civic projects. Examples include asphalt removal and repair, constructing retaining walls, trench digging, surface grading, equipment operation, storm water management, landscaping, cleaning and maintaining city structures, and assisting with construction tasks. Provides training to new employees as needed.

Qualifications

• High School graduation or GED
• Some experience in landscaping or construction, or an equivalent combination of experience and training

Additional Information

• No special qualifications required

Other Details

• Internship level
• Temporary employment
• Job function: Science