Lab Facilities Technician (Part-Time)

Biozeroc
Cambridge
2 months ago
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Job Title: Lab Facilities Technician (Part time /Student position) Location: Cambridge, UK Type: Part-Time (Flexiblehours, ideal for students) Industry: Biotechnology, ConstructionWeare on the lookout for a part-time lab assistant to help with avariety of cleaning duties in a hands-on, roll-your sleeves up andget stuck in role. You will be working with our growing R&Dteam in our Cambridge-based lab.This role is well-suited toindividuals who are familiar with repetitive cleaning tasks andtake pride in their work, regardless of previous settings. You mayhave experience working as a kitchen porter, cleaner, or in asimilar role requiring a focus on cleanliness, organisation, andattention to detail. No prior scientific or lab experience isrequired. What matters most is your enthusiasm, dedication,reliability, and willingness to support the team.Who are we?AtBiozeroc we are on a mission to help the construction industrybuild a carbon neutral future. Through our proprietary technology,we tackle up to 8% of the worlds carbon emissions, replacingcarbon-intensive materials such as concrete.Our team of scientists,engineers, and lab technicians collaborates in a fast-pacedenvironment to drive research and development, working towardinnovative solutions that create meaningful change.The Role: As aLab Facilities Technician, you will play a vital role in supportingour laboratory operations. In this part-time position (3 hours perday), you will help maintain a clean, organised, and efficient labenvironment. You will be responsible for tasks such as cleaningequipment, disposing of waste, and ensuring the lab is safe andready for work.Key Responsibilities:Maintain Cleanliness: Ensurethat laboratory spaces remain clean and tidy by wiping downsurfaces, organising equipment, and maintaining a clutter-freeenvironment.Equipment Cleaning: Wash and sterilise laboratory toolsand glassware, following protocols to ensure they are ready foruse.Waste Management: Safely and properly dispose of biological,chemical, and general waste in accordance with regulations.StockSupport: Monitor lab supplies and alert the team when restocking isneeded.Safety Compliance: Follow all health and safety guidelinesto maintain a secure working environment.Successful Applicants WillHave the Following:Reliability and punctuality to consistentlyfulfil part-time hours.Strong attention to detail, ensuring tasksare completed thoroughly and accurately.Physical stamina to stand,lift, and perform manual tasks as required.Key Traits to Succeed inThis Role:Team-Oriented Attitude: Willingness to assist andcollaborate with colleagues to maintain a smooth-running lab.Pridein Work: Commitment to maintaining high standards of cleanlinessand order.Proactive Mindset: Ability to anticipate needs and takeinitiative in completing tasks.Adaptability: Comfortable working ina dynamic and fast-paced environment.Diversity and Inclusivity:Wecelebrate diversity and are committed to maintaining an inclusivework environment, where everyone feels empowered to contribute toour company’s success. We welcome applications across a range ofbackgrounds as we believe that the best innovations are createdfrom a broad cross-fertilization of knowledge.Our offer: Up to 15hours week. Hourly rate of £12/hour Flexible working: Mornings orLunchtimes (3 hour shifts)How to apply:If this sounds like you,please send your CV and 100 words on why you’re well suited for therole to also include the followinginfo:Where you are basedYour current notice period / when you’reavailable to startConfirmation of your right to work in the U.K.Norecruiters. (Sorry recruiters.)Please note that applicants must beeligible to work in the UK.

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