Technician I - Chemical Processing and Materials Quality Control (Weekday Overnight)
Danaher · San Diego, CA
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Role summary
This overnight technician position involves formulating and quality-testing reagents for production while managing hazardous materials safely. The role requires following standard operating procedures, operating analytical equipment, and disposing of waste in compliance with regulations. A high school diploma plus 18+ months of lab experience, or an associate degree with one year of experience, is required.
Where this listing comes from
This listing was compiled by RoleLantern from the employer's publicly available posting on Workday, captured and rephrased by RoleLantern using automated (AI) tools on 2026-10-04 (originally posted 2026-08-20). It was not submitted or confirmed by the employer through RoleLantern. Details may be inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, or no longer available; please confirm with the employer's official posting before applying.
What they're looking for
- High school diploma or GED with 18+ months laboratory experience
- Associate's degree in arts or science with 1+ year laboratory experience
- Knowledge of safe chemical handling procedures and protocols
- Ability to lift and carry equipment up to 50 pounds
- Ability to wear full-face air purifying respirator
- Hazwoper 24-hour technician certification (preferred)
- ERP systems experience (preferred)
What you'll be doing
- Formulate and deliver reagents to internal production departments following standard operating procedures
- Perform quality control on raw materials, mixtures, and formulations using analytical equipment
- Change waste containers and dispose of hazardous materials per Federal and DOT regulations
- Handle chemical storage and transportation safely and in compliance with regulations
Privacy & handoff
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