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▷ 15h Left! Microbiologist

CK Group
Wokingham
6 months ago
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Job Description CK Group are recruiting for 2 xMicrobiologists, to join a global leading food brand company, attheir site based in Wokingham, this is a part time role (coveringweekends), on a contract basis for 6 months. Salary: Hourly from£14.74 to £18.43 PAYE, depending on experience. MicrobiologistRole: * This role is primarily weekend working, carrying outtesting for Routine Analysis (Endotoxins, Bioburdens, Total ViableCount, Environmental Monitoring). * Perform a range of basicroutine analysis using (list techniques) under supervision of asenior member of staff. * Operate basic lab equipment. * Use ofgeneric and specific software packages required for the role:Laboratory’s LIMS system, Q-Pulse, etc. * Perform Lab admin andhousekeeping duties, as directed. Your Background: * Experience ofHigh volume routine testing as microbiologist. * Either universitybackground or with hands on experience, there is a range of ratesavailable depending on experience. * Must be within 45 minutes ofsite (Wokingham), and able to work Saturday & Sundays. *Accountable, honest, hardworking and able to work efficiently in ateam environment. * Meticulous attention to detail and an abilityto follow written instructions. * Good written and verbalcommunication skills. Self motivated, enthusiastic and quick tolearn. Company: Our client is a world leader in food, confectionaryand beverages. Location: This role is based at our clients site inWokingham. Apply: It is essential that applicants hold entitlementto work in the UK. Please quote job reference 128 160 in allcorrespondence. Please note: This role may be subject to asatisfactory basic Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. Ifthis position isn't suitable but you are looking for a new role, orif you are interested in seeing what opportunities are out there,head over to our LinkedIn page (cka-group) and follow us to see ourlatest jobs and company news.

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