Weekend Laboratory Technician - 3rd Shift (Part-Time)

Weekend Laboratory Technician - 3rd Shift (Part Time) Part Time Chestertown, MD Reports To: OC Supervisor Pay Rate: $17-$19/hr with a $2 shift differential Schedule: 3rd shift, Friday and Saturday, 11 pm - 7:15 am Position Summary: The Quality Control Technician supports the production of high-quality products by performing routine tests, inspections, and basic laboratory tasks. This role follows written procedures to verify that materials and finished goods meet company quality standards. The QC technician records test results, maintains a clean and organized work area, and ensures that laboratory equipment is functioning properly. All training for testing methods, equipment uses, and documentation requirements is provided. This position is essential in helping the company deliver safe, accurate, and reliable products to customers. This role also supports SRP reagent preparation and coverage for the SRP production area as needed. Qualifications / Requirements Education and Experience High school diploma or equivalent; High school chemistry, general lab coursework, or hands‑on lab/production experience required. Associate or bachelors degree in a science field (Chemistry, Biology, or related discipline) is a plus. Experience working with basic laboratory tools (balances, pH meters, glassware, meters) or willingness to learn through provided training. Knowledge and Skills Ability to follow detailed written instructions and standard operating procedures. General computer skills, including the ability to use email, enter data, and work in Excel spreadsheets. Excellent math skills including basic math and algebra. Good color perception for tests and inspections involving visual color matching. Strong problem solving and attention to detail. Ability to stay focused and work accurately in a fast‑paced environment. Clear written and verbal communication skills for interacting with Production, QC, and RandD teams. Work Style and Personal Attributes Ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Ability to prioritize tasks and manage workload to meet deadlines. Reliable, organized, and able to maintain accuracy in documentation. Must be able to learn new test methods and adapt to changes in workflow. Physical Requirements Ability to lift, move, or transport up to 40 lbs. Ability to stand for extended periods and perform repetitive laboratory tasks. Ability to wear required PPE, including gloves, safety glasses, lab coat and, as needed, a chemical respirator. Primary Responsibilities Product Testing and Inspection Perform routine quality checks on materials and finished products following written procedures. Conduct tests such as pH measurements, weight checks, titrations, and basic solution testing. Inspect components (tubes, labels, apparatus, overlays, dip cells, strips, etc.) for defects before use. Support testing across various product lines including reagents, powders, spin disks, test strips, tablets, and SRP solutions. Identify and report out‑of‑spec results or unusual findings to QC leadership. Sample and Retains Management Collect, label, organize, and store product retains according to company procedures. Perform routine testing or visual checks on retains as required. Dispose of retains, disk waste, tablet waste, and other materials according to safety and environmental guidelines. #J-18808-Ljbffr LaMotte Company