Lab Equipment Maintenance Technician

Where You’ll Make a Difference

• Perform proactive and detailed maintenance across plumbing, electrical systems, and general building upkeep.
• Operate measurement equipment such as multimeters, gas meters, temperature meters, and airflow meters.
• Apply technical knowledge of alternating and direct current (AC/DC) voltages, liquid pressure, pneumatic and hydraulic systems, vacuum pumps, and water‑pumping equipment.
• Operate, troubleshoot, repair, calibrate, and inspect a wide range of laboratory equipment.
• Maintain critical laboratory utilities, including compressed air, reverse osmosis/deionized (RO/DI) water, natural gas, oxygen, nitrogen, and gas detection systems.
• Install soft and rigid tubing (1/8”–1/2”) for air, gas, and water applications.
• Prepare, install, relocate, and perform seismic bracing for laboratory and process equipment.
• Coordinate with external vendors and contractors to support specialized repairs and services.
• Support laboratory operations by working Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM, with flexibility to cover alternative shifts (10:30 AM – 6:30 PM) for approximately 30 days, 2–3 times per year, as business needs require.

What Makes You the Right Fit

• Positive, professional demeanor with a strong work ethic and a service‑oriented mindset.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills, with proficiency in Microsoft Office tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneDrive, Teams).
• Detail‑oriented approach with a strong focus on cleanliness, safety, and timelines.
• Ability to work independently with limited supervision.
• Comfortable communicating with internal customers to schedule repairs and complete work orders.
• Comfortable working at heights (ladders up to 15 feet) and performing physically demanding tasks.
• Ability to work in varied environmental conditions, including outdoor areas, cold rooms, and temperature‑ or humidity‑controlled environments.
• Availability to work overtime when required and to participate in an on‑call rotation to support after‑hours laboratory operations.
• Willingness to obtain respirator certification.
• High school diploma plus technical training (associate degree or trade school) and hands‑on experience in laboratory facilities maintenance.

How Would You Stand Out?

• Knowledge of basic electrical principles, plumbing, refrigeration systems, and controls.
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) safety training and powered industrial truck or forklift certification.
• Experience with gas detection systems and laboratory safety protocols.

Why Choose Us?

• Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits.
• Opportunities for professional development and technical training.
• Inclusive, collaborative, and safety‑driven work environment.
• Commitment to innovation and sustainability.
• Be part of a global organization shaping solutions that improve everyday life.