Certified Group

Certified Group

Lab Tech

Kitchener, ON, Canada

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 26 days ago
AccessibilityAuditingGMPFDA RegulatoryResearchFood Safety

About the role

  • Our network of 30+ North American and European laboratories serves the food & beverage, dietary supplements, cosmetics, OTC, tobacco/nicotine, cannabis, and hemp industries.
  • Lab Tech 1 We currently, we have an opening for a Lab Technician I.
  • The Lab Technician 1 is responsible for performing and recording the physical measurements for the cigarettes and/or other tobacco related products prior to testing, this includes whole tobacco.

Responsibilities

  • Food Safety Net Services (FSNS) - A leading network of ISO-accredited laboratories across North America, focused on food safety testing, operational support, and technical services for the food industry.
  • EAS Consulting Group - A regulatory consulting firm offering expert guidance, training, and auditing support across FDA, USDA, and other regulated sectors, powered by a large network of independent advisors.
  • Perform e-work duties as per requirements and process.
  • Implement the Laboratory Quality Policy and perform their duties in accordance to existing project specific requirements, current Test Methods, study plans and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).

Requirements

  • Diploma/Degree (Laboratory Technician),is considered an asset.

Compensation

  • Salary Range for Pay Transparency

Benefits

  • Additional components of total rewards-such as bonuses, benefits, or incentives-may also apply where applicable.
  • Compliance to Health & Safety policies and procedures and wear required Personal Protective equipment at all times.

Company info

  • We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and make employment decisions without regard to protected characteristics under applicable law.

Equal opportunity

  • Labstat values a diverse workforce.
  • Equal Opportunity and embraces diversity.

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