Associate Laboratory Technician

Fortive

9h•Onsite

About The Position

Description Overview The Dosimetry Lab Technician supports the production and analysis of accredited laboratory results by operating specialized machinery and performing light manufacturing tasks within a controlled laboratory environment. This role is essential to ensuring the accuracy, consistency, and quality of radiation dose measurements and laboratory outputs. A successful technician demonstrates strong attention to detail, aptitude for problem‑solving, and a commitment to following standardized work practices.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent.
Ability to read, comprehend, and follow written and verbal instructions.
Comfort working independently and operating PC‑based workstations and Microsoft applications (Word, Excel, etc.).
Ability to maintain focus and accuracy during repetitive or high‑volume inspection tasks.
Basic math and statistical competency to interpret and convert data results.
No prior dosimetry or laboratory experience required; full on‑the-job training provided.

Nice To Haves

Experience in quality control, manufacturing, inspection, laboratory work, radiology, or other regulated environments.
Familiarity with SOP‑driven production environments or ISO‑accredited laboratory settings.
Experience with automated machinery, digital imaging software, or data-driven inspection processes.

Responsibilities

Operate laboratory machinery and equipment that analyze radiation‑detecting dosimeters and related products.
Review and validate machine‑generated analytical data to ensure accuracy and adherence to laboratory standards.
Perform routine machine operations, calibrations, quality control checks, and preventative maintenance activities.
Maintain accurate digital and physical records, including logs, calibration documents, and analysis outputs.
Identify, troubleshoot, and correct anomalies in laboratory processing; escalate issues when necessary.
Follow all standard operating procedures (SOPs), safety protocols, and quality requirements for accredited laboratory operations.
Perform continuous visual or digital inspections using specialized software or imaging systems (as applicable to equipment).
Conduct work center housekeeping, equipment clean‑outs, and other tasks to maintain a safe and efficient work environment.
Collaborate with data review or quality teams regarding analysis findings or discrepancies.
Work overtime based on business cycle requirements.