Science Laboratory Technician III - Aviation

CHESS•Albuquerque, NM

2d•$18 - $23•Onsite

About The Position

Under the general supervision of the Lab Supervisor, this position prepares and issues materials, supplies, and equipment to support laboratory instruction. The role assists faculty with non-instructional matters during laboratory sessions, manages the budget for consumable supplies, and plans and executes purchases. Responsibilities include inventorying supplies, materials, and equipment, maintaining proper organization and storage, coordinating waste disposal, and ensuring laboratory safety. The position also involves transferring equipment between campuses, performing minor calibration, maintenance, and repair of various equipment, and managing instructional computers and software. Additionally, the role assists in the development of new instructional demonstrations. Exposure to hazardous materials and handling heavy loads may be required. This position may be hired into one or more of several different science disciplines.

Requirements

Completion of post-secondary coursework in science field or equivalent and two (2) year directly related higher education or commercial science laboratory experience.

Nice To Haves

Airframe and Power Plant Certification or able to receive within 1 year
At least 1 year in the related field or education
Requires use of Aircraft Mechanic Hand tools and Power Equipment
Able to lift at least 50 pounds
Must be able to maintain live Aircraft and Trainers
Able to climb ladders
Clean Driving record and able to get Forklift certified.

Responsibilities

Setting up and breaking down experiment and demonstrations of considerable difficulty in various laboratories on various campuses.
Transport laboratory equipment, supplies and/or other materials between labs and campuses as needed.
Assist instructors with assembling, locating, and planning new and revised lab demonstrations for lecture classes.
Clean, maintain, and prepare the laboratory work space, equipment and supplies.
Set up, calibrate, and troubleshoot laboratory equipment.
Know the appropriate use of the equipment, facilities and materials that are needed for the students’ work and ensure the items are being used properly.
Provide technical and instructional support to the instructors in both a laboratory and classroom setting.
Maintain various science equipment, computers and printers; repair broken items or arrange for equipment repair and replacement; order new and replacement equipment and supplies; update software, provide basic computer maintenance and upkeep of computers and printers.
Coordinate or provide lab maintenance, safety, and hazard communication on various campuses; sweep and mop facilities and stockrooms, ensure that fire extinguishers, lab hoods, eye washes, and lab showers are code compliant and operational, assist with hazard communication, including updated SDS, review experiments and demonstrations for safety considerations.
Supervisory responsibilities for one (1) work-study to include hiring and training.