Science Technician – Outstanding School – Brent
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Job Location:
London Borough of Brent - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
30+ days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
A well-respected secondary school in Brent is seeking a skilled and organised Science Technician to join their Science Department as soon as possible. This is a full-time permanent position supporting high-quality teaching and learning across KS3KS5.
About the Role
As a Science Technician you will play a vital role in preparing and maintaining practical resources supporting experiments and ensuring laboratories are safe and well-equipped. You will work closely with teaching staff to deliver engaging science lessons.
Key Responsibilities
Preparing and setting up materials for practical science lessons
Maintaining and organising laboratory equipment and chemicals
Ensuring compliance with health and safety procedures
Supporting staff and students during experiments
Managing stock orders and departmental resources
School Information
This Outstanding school in Brent is recognised for academic excellence strong pupil behaviour and a collaborative staff culture. The Science Department benefits from modern laboratories dedicated technicians and a culture of enquiry-led learning.
Experience and Qualifications
Previous experience as a Science Technician or in a laboratory environment
Knowledge of health and safety regulations in a school lab setting
Organised reliable and proactive
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Legal right to work in the UK
Salary and Benefits
Competitive salary dependent on experience
Supportive and collaborative working environment
Opportunities for professional development
ASAP start
Application
Please send your CV as soon as possible to be considered for this Science Technician position in Brent.
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