Laboratory Manager

Job Description Full‑time Hiring Range: $67,350 to $84,200; salary commensurate with relevant experience. The Laboratory Manager (LM) is responsible for the smooth running of the Earth and Environmental Sciences Department’s research and teaching labs in Devlin Hall. On the instructional side, this includes: assisting with the development and archiving of lab exercises for courses; coordinating with teaching assistants on course materials and content; assisting with organization and preparation for field trips (may attend as needed); archiving and updating lab materials and collections; and coordinating lab scheduling with the Assistant Director of Administrative and Student Services. On the research side, this includes: developing and communicating standard operating procedures for lab equipment and department printers; training students and staff on shared lab equipment; coordinating usage schedules of shared facilities; ordering and receiving supplies and equipment; making suggestions for new capital equipment requests; and coordinating installation, maintenance, and disposal of lab equipment. The LM is responsible for the scheduling, maintenance and safety of the department vehicles. The LM also acts as the department operations manager and collaborates closely with the Executive Director of Research Infrastructure and Operations. This role includes coordinating with Facilities and Capital Projects around work orders and renovations. The LM is the lab safety representative and the main point of contact between the department and Environmental Health and Safety, which includes ensuring that department personnel and lab spaces are compliant with EH&S procedures. This includes: ordering, receiving, storing and disposing of chemicals, and incident reporting. Essential Functions Lab instructional support – 35% Lab research equipment and supplies support, including department vehicles – 30% Department operations management – 20% Lab safety representative – 15% Requirements A Master of Science degree in a geosciences area is the minimum requirement. A doctoral degree would enable potential additional responsibilities, such as teaching courses in an overload capacity. Night/weekend presence on‑site, particularly in response to emergencies, will be occasionally required. Must be able to lift approximately 50 pounds. Benefits Tuition remission for employees Tuition remission for spouses and children who meet eligibility requirements Generous medical, dental, and vision insurance Low‑cost life insurance Eligibility for both University‑funded 401k and employer‑sponsored 403b retirement plans Paid holidays annually Generous sick and vacation pay Additional benefits can be found on Boston College employee handbook Boston College conducts pre‑employment background checks as part of the hiring process. Boston College is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of any legally protected category, including disability and protected veteran status. Boston College’s Notice of Nondiscrimination can be viewed at Boston College nondiscrimination. #J-18808-Ljbffr