Job opportunity
Fire Assay Laboratory Assistant
LabRulez
Apply fire assay methods and geological sample preparation as a Fire Assay Assistant with ALS. This temporary six-month contract may be extended.
ALS seeks an assistant to conduct routine and non-routine geological sample analyses, fusion, and cupellation. The work requires crucible management, furnace tools, analytical quality, and strict safety procedures. You will complete cleaning and maintenance schedules while handling time-critical work.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage crucibles and prepare samples for fusion
Perform fusion and cupellation using furnace tools
Follow safe and standard working procedures
Complete cleaning and maintenance schedules
Apply established methods while ensuring analytical quality
Requirements:
Familiarity with fire assay methods and finish methods
Strong analytical and mechanical skills
High school education required
Ability to work independently or within teams
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
Support ALS geological testing through careful sample preparation, furnace processing, analytical quality, and safety-focused laboratory work.
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Apply on source site ALS seeks an assistant to conduct routine and non-routine geological sample analyses, fusion, and cupellation. The work requires crucible management, furnace tools, analytical quality, and strict safety procedures. You will complete cleaning and maintenance schedules while handling time-critical work.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage crucibles and prepare samples for fusion
Perform fusion and cupellation using furnace tools
Follow safe and standard working procedures
Complete cleaning and maintenance schedules
Apply established methods while ensuring analytical quality
Requirements:
Familiarity with fire assay methods and finish methods
Strong analytical and mechanical skills
High school education required
Ability to work independently or within teams
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
Support ALS geological testing through careful sample preparation, furnace processing, analytical quality, and safety-focused laboratory work.
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