Lab Tech

Posted 14 days ago

lehigh valley dairy farmsLansdale (PA)

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Junior

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$30.78/hour

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About the role

Join Our Team! Lehigh Valley Dairy is looking for a Lab Technician. This is a great opportunity to join a stable company with strong demand and a team that plays a vital role in delivering essential products to the community every day.
What We Offer: Starting Pay $30.78/hour No-cost health insurance Employer-funded pension plan Paid time off & holidays 4-day schedule with overtime opportunity Weekly pay (with daily pay options)
What you’ll do: Apply quality control experiences to perform tasks related to the testing of products, setting samples, and following through on various quality assurance programs. Test and inspect products at various stages of the batching and production process. Compile and evaluate data to determine and maintain quality and reliability of products. Use gauges and other devices to verify conformity to standards or products being tested. Work with a high degree of accuracy and concentration to produce valid test results in a timely manner. Ensure that products are produced and distributed to the highest food safety and quality standards.
Requirements
Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent Post-secondary education related to food science, biological science or related sciences preferred 1+ year of food manufacturing, laboratory, food testing, quality assurance and or related work exp Willingness to work overtime, weekends, and holidays when needed Lehigh Valley Dairy is part of Dairy Farmers of America (DFA), a cooperative owned by family farmers. Our products reach thousands of brands nationwide, and we’re proud to deliver quality dairy products that families rely on every day.
An Equal Opportunity Employer including: Disabled/Veterans Pay Range $30.78
An Equal Opportunity Employer including: Disabled/Veterans

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