Environmental Monitoring Technicians - I
aa2itElkton (VA)
About the role
Laboratory Technician Pay Rate:
49.50/HR on W2 Qualifications: Education: B.S. degree in Chemistry, Biology, Microbiology or related sciences is required.
Experience Required:
- Capable of working alone, and managing work loaded that is directed
- Computer skills are required, should be proficient in standard laboratory techniques and laboratory data management systems Preferred Skills:
- Lab data management systems
- Microbiology and aseptic technique is advantageous and training will be provided
- cGMP
- Previous laboratory work
- Proficient in standard laboratory techniques and laboratory data management systems. Role requires the ability to read and write in the English language Work Schedule: 12 hour rotating shift; days and nights (6am-6pm or 6pm-6am).
IMPORTANT:
Expected to work in an environment with potential beta-lactam antibiotic exposure Responsibilities: The Laboratory Technician position at the Elkton, Virginia Manufacturing site is a key contributor in our Quality Operations units that helps ensure products made are safe and compliant. Laboratory Technician role will work primarily within the grade facility in an aseptic manner, requiring gowning. This person works on shift potentially alone or with one other person.
Responsibilities:
- Collecting environmental monitoring samples (viable surface/air and non-viable air) of process areas
- Environmental monitoring plate reads
- Gowning training and certifications
- Microbiological and chemical sampling of process water
- Clean steam and compressed gas sampling and testing
- Data management activities
- Facilities qualification testing
- Assisting with protocol testing as needed
- Prepping and maintenance of all supplies and equipment
- Utilizing standard operating procedures to perform their work and making updates to those procedures when necessary in alignment with management
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