Laboratory Technician

PositionOverview:

TheLaboratoryTechnicianplays a crucial role inthe chemical process developing permanent rare earth person is a motivated self-starter who can work as a team with detail-orientation organizationand a desire for continuous improvement.

Key Responsibilities:

• Follows laboratory safety procedures

• Assistswith and performs routine chemical and metallurgical analysis and reporting.

• Maintains laboratory process equipment.

• Proficiencywith analytical techniques and instrumentation.

• Reviews analytical results researches any discrepancies and reports any anomalous results to the lab manager and magnet technology team.

• Performs routine and non-routine analysis including chemical and magnetic and a wide variety of product process projectresearchand environmental samples from all areas of the operation.

• Maintains and troubleshoots laboratory instrumentation.

• Assistsin tracking andmaintainingthe chemical reagent inventory.

• Cleans andmaintainsworkstation(s) after use to help ensure laboratory instrumentation/equipment is in safe working order.

• Performance laboratory housekeeping and routine inspections.

• Prioritizes analytical work withmagnettechnology team.

• Activelyparticipatesin the safety management programs and adheres to allappropriate laboratorysafety and operations procedures.

• Complies withall health environmental and safety regulations company policies processes and procedures.

• Maintains safe work practices.

• Completes other tasks as needed.

RoleRequirements:

• Associate orbachelordegree inchemistry science or electronics related area

• 1-3 yearsof laboratorywork experience

• Knowledge or experience related to experimental research andthe scientific method.

• Knowledge of laboratory instruments used for materials chemical characterization.

• Knowledge of rare earth element chemical test methods pulse-field magnetometry and closed-loop magnetometry is desired but notrequired.

• Knowledge of sample preparation for microstructure analysis.

• Aptitude for hands-on projects.

• Aptitude for technical problem solving andcritical thinking

• Computer skills for logging and organizing large data sets

Physical Demands

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and distance vision. While performing the duties of this Job the employeeis regularly required towalk stand move sit carry bend kneel reach push pull lift use hands and fingers handle orfeel and talkand hear. May berequiredto lift and move boxes or packages not exceeding 20 pounds in weight. Some work stress inherent to thepositionand extended work hours may berequired.

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Noise level:

Exposure will vary and include normal office noise typical laboratory sounds (e.g. ventilation systems equipment operation) manufacturing floor noise (e.g. machinery forklifts) and construction site noise depending on project phase and location.

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities duties skills required of personnel so classified. The reporting relationship may not reflect the most recent changes to the corporate reporting structure.

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