Laboratory Technician
External job listingat Confidential
Laboratory Technician: a bachelor's degree in civil engineering, civil technology, or a related field is required. Testing experience is an advantage.
Salary
Not provided
Location
Muntinlupa, Philippines
Employment type
Full time
Workplace
Not provided
Laboratory Technician
Muntinlupa, Philippines
Job description
About the role
Confidential is seeking a laboratory technician for construction materials testing and laboratory work.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in civil engineering, civil technology, or a related field.
- Experience in construction materials testing or concrete laboratory work is an advantage.
- Knowledge of material sampling and testing procedures for concrete, aggregates, soil, and other construction materials.
- Familiarity with laboratory equipment and proper testing procedures.
- Ability to prepare laboratory reports and maintain accurate testing records.
- Detail-oriented, organized, and safety-conscious.
- Preferably residing in Muntinlupa or nearby areas.
- Can start immediately.
Key facts
- A bachelor's degree in civil engineering, civil technology, or a related field is required.
- Experience in construction materials testing or concrete laboratory work is an advantage.
- Knowledge of sampling and testing concrete, aggregates, soil, and other construction materials is required.
- Preferably residing in Muntinlupa or nearby areas.
Frequently asked questions
What qualifications are required?
A bachelor's degree in civil engineering, civil technology, or a related field is required. Experience in construction materials testing or concrete laboratory work is an advantage.
What materials are involved in testing?
The role requires knowledge of sampling and testing procedures for concrete, aggregates, soil, and other construction materials.
What laboratory and record-keeping skills are needed?
Candidates should be familiar with laboratory equipment and proper testing procedures, and able to prepare laboratory reports and maintain accurate testing records.