Lab Assistant or Technician, Physical Science

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Role summary

Performs a variety of support tasks in a physical science laboratory, including maintenance, cleaning and sterilization of equipment and the laboratory, maintenance and ordering of inventory, and various recordkeeping functions. May pick up and deliver equipment, prepare solutions and media, and dispose of contaminated materials from the area.

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