A Lab Technician supports scientific research, analysis, and testing by preparing samples, operating, calibrating, and cleaning complex equipment, and documenting results according to safety protocols. They work across industries like healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing to ensure accuracy in diagnostic or quality control tests.
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Key Responsibilities and Duties
- Sample Management: Collecting, receiving, labeling, and organizing samples (blood, tissue, raw materials, etc.) for testing.
- Testing and Analysis: Conducting experiments and diagnostic tests using instruments like microscopes and spectrometers.
- Equipment Maintenance: Calibrating, cleaning, maintaining, and troubleshooting laboratory equipment to ensure accurate results.
- Data Documentation: Recording, analyzing, and reporting findings accurately in databases or Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS).
- Safety Compliance: Adhering to strict safety regulations, such as OSHA or COSHH, and maintaining a clean, sanitary workspace.
Required Skills and Qualifications
- Education: A diploma, associate’s, or bachelor's degree in biology, chemistry, or a related scientific field.
- Technical Skills: Proficiency with laboratory equipment and computer software (data management).
- Analytical Skills: Strong attention to detail, precision, and critical thinking to troubleshoot and validate results.
- Physical/Soft Skills: Patience, endurance, ability to follow strict protocols, and effective team communication.
Work Environment and Types
Lab technicians work in hospitals, clinics (clinical lab technicians), manufacturing plants (quality control technicians), or research facilities. The role often involves working with hazardous materials, requiring adherence to strict safety measures.
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