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Laboratory Manager

Hewett Recruitment
Worcestershire
1 day ago
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Laboratory Manager

Up to £66, - Depending on experience

Kidderminster

There is now a great opportunity to join a well-established engineering company that designs, develops and manufactures a range of bespoke products as a Laboratory Manager. As a Laboratory Manager your role will focus on managing Laboratory Technicians, managing the manufacturing processes, managing hazardous materials and carrying out tests on both existing and new products.

Laboratory Manager Responsibilities;

Developing products that meets engineering specifications Overseeing the manufacturing processes and identifying continuous improvement opportunities Managing hazardous materials and ensuring that they are handled correctly Providing technical support to Laboratory Technicians and the wider engineering team. Investigating and resolving material and manufacturing problems

Laboratory Manager Requirements;

Degree or equivalent qualification in a science-based subject Experience working within a manufacturing environment would be advantageous Previous experience of handling hazardous chemicals Experienced working within a laboratory environment Must be comfortable in presenting findings Must be a team player

This Laboratory Manager opportunity is based in Kidderminster and commutable from Worcester, Stourport-on-Severn, Redditch, Droitwich, Bromsgrove, Bewdley, Stourbridge and Malvern.

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