The Field Technician uses defined procedures to pick-up samples and delivers kits to client locations. This role requires maintaining courteous relationships with clients, filling out sample submission forms, labeling supplies, and ensuring timely sample delivery to meet client hold times. The technician will also log samples into LIMS, ensure proper storage, check sample conditions, and document the transfer of client coolers for traceability. Additionally, they will prepare kits for shipping, maintain an organized inventory, and ensure work areas are clean to prevent contamination and hazards. The role involves performing various written procedures for sample collection, analysis, and pick-up, including field analysis for temperatures, pH, and chlorine, and maintaining standard operating procedures (SOPs) for these tasks. Proper labeling of samples with unique identifiers is crucial for traceability, as is maintaining records of calibrations and driver's logs, and documenting lot numbers. The technician must ensure sampling equipment and techniques prevent cross-contamination and minimize hazards, and communicate effectively with team members and clients. Tasks and records assigned by supervisors must be maintained, and FDA, USDA protocols and procedures must be understood and followed. The role also includes taking a HACCP course, assisting in sampling, and ensuring all work complies with policies and the AGT Plan, with immediate notification of quality problems to management. Maintenance of the company vehicle is also a responsibility. The Field Technician must have good personal habits, work well with others, be technically conscientious, able to stay on task and complete work on schedule, and work independently as well as on a team, promoting company professionalism.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED