Lab Operations Coordinator
apex systemsBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
Lab Equipment Coordinator We are seeking a self-motivated individual with a scientific background to join a laboratory management team. This role will support group leaders, platform leaders, and scientists. The position involves the management and maintenance of laboratory equipment and
Responsibilities:
Maintain lab instrumentation, including calibration and maintenance, coordinating with vendors and engineers as needed.
Manage implementation and user accounts for lab management software.
Provide instrument training to new users.
Manage equipment and supply inventory for the laboratories, including ordering and coordinating delivery and
day-to-day laboratory safety and ensure the laboratory remains in compliance with all relevant local, state, and federal
and maintain standard operating procedures for
with facilities and EHS support teams, reporting and resolving issues within the physical laboratory space.
Serve on committees relating to lab operations as
other related duties as assigned.
Required Qualifications
Education: A BS/MS in Biology, Chemistry, or an equivalent field is required.
Experience:
A minimum of 2 years of relevant lab management or operations experience is required. Experience handling chemicals is also necessary.
Skills:
Candidates must demonstrate the ability to work independently, possess communication skills, and have attention to detail. The role requires a self-motivated, collaborative, and team-oriented individual.
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