What are the responsibilities and job description for the Water Quality and Microbiology Analyst position at University of Louisiana Monroe?
Accurately completes a variety of standardized analytical tests, examinations and procedures which may require the interpretation of results.
40% Performs microbiological and water quality testing; Performs testing following quality control requirements in an unsupervised environment; Handles samples according to chain of custody procedures; Collects field samples
40% Responsible for ensuring all Quality Assurance/Quality Control program requirements are met in all applicable work areas; must have general knowledge of and adhere to safe and proper laboratory techniques; Completes proficiency testing and quality control samples in an acceptable manner.
15% Performs routine computations, maintains records and reports results.
5% Other duties as assigned
Must have a minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent, plus proper training in a methods training course or by a qualified analyst. Must have a minimum of six months laboratory experience with the analysis procedures. Must have training in water analyses for total coliform and fecal coliform and satisfactory completion of a short course or structured in-house equivalent on the proper techniques of analysis. Must have minimum six months experience in microbiological analysis and techniques.
40% Performs microbiological and water quality testing; Performs testing following quality control requirements in an unsupervised environment; Handles samples according to chain of custody procedures; Collects field samples
40% Responsible for ensuring all Quality Assurance/Quality Control program requirements are met in all applicable work areas; must have general knowledge of and adhere to safe and proper laboratory techniques; Completes proficiency testing and quality control samples in an acceptable manner.
15% Performs routine computations, maintains records and reports results.
5% Other duties as assigned
Must have a minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent, plus proper training in a methods training course or by a qualified analyst. Must have a minimum of six months laboratory experience with the analysis procedures. Must have training in water analyses for total coliform and fecal coliform and satisfactory completion of a short course or structured in-house equivalent on the proper techniques of analysis. Must have minimum six months experience in microbiological analysis and techniques.