Lab Technician II employees are primarily assigned to one team or department, or a limited number of functions, and are ready to begin learning other functions or assays. They should have a solid understanding of safety protocols and be able to work without close supervision. They are expected to begin learning basic troubleshooting of instruments used by their team or department. Typical work includes preparing samples for testing by sorting, weighing, and measuring them; mixing simple chemical solutions; and entering data into computer programs. Work takes place in a laboratory, with exposure to chemicals and occasional exposure to dust and noise. Protective safety equipment is required. The role calls for close mental and visual attention to control machines or processes at a rapid pace, with close coordination and fine adjustments. The position involves frequent hand use and repetitive hand or wrist motions, along with sitting, standing, walking, and reaching. Occasional stooping, kneeling, crouching, bending, and climbing may be required, as well as occasional lifting of up to 100 pounds.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree