Job opportunity
Safety Assessment Instrumentation Specialist
Charles River Laboratories, Inc.
Apply instrumentation expertise within Charles River’s Safety Assessment team in Senneville, supporting laboratory equipment through qualification and repair. This is a permanent full-time position.
The Instrument Specialist supports technical teams using laboratory equipment and instruments. You will perform maintenance and verification while following standard operating procedures, safety procedures, biosafety protocols, and Good Laboratory Practice regulations. The work also includes diagnosing component interactions, configuring instrumentation, and participating in qualification procedures. Candidates need laboratory sciences education, relevant experience, initiative, and physical capability for occasional lifting, walking, standing, and stooping.
Key Responsibilities:
Support technical groups with laboratory instrument issues
Verify equipment compliance with established procedures
Diagnose problems through component interactions
Configure instrumentation for laboratory testing
Participate in new equipment qualification
Requirements:
College diploma in laboratory sciences
Biotechnology or analytical chemistry education preferred
Minimum one year laboratory sciences experience
Initiative and autonomous problem-solving ability
Physical ability for occasional workplace activities
Bring laboratory education, autonomous troubleshooting, and equipment qualification skills to Charles River’s Safety Assessment operations.
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Apply on source site The Instrument Specialist supports technical teams using laboratory equipment and instruments. You will perform maintenance and verification while following standard operating procedures, safety procedures, biosafety protocols, and Good Laboratory Practice regulations. The work also includes diagnosing component interactions, configuring instrumentation, and participating in qualification procedures. Candidates need laboratory sciences education, relevant experience, initiative, and physical capability for occasional lifting, walking, standing, and stooping.
Key Responsibilities:
Support technical groups with laboratory instrument issues
Verify equipment compliance with established procedures
Diagnose problems through component interactions
Configure instrumentation for laboratory testing
Participate in new equipment qualification
Requirements:
College diploma in laboratory sciences
Biotechnology or analytical chemistry education preferred
Minimum one year laboratory sciences experience
Initiative and autonomous problem-solving ability
Physical ability for occasional workplace activities
Bring laboratory education, autonomous troubleshooting, and equipment qualification skills to Charles River’s Safety Assessment operations.
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