Qualifications and Experience
A Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science, Laboratory Technology, Chemistry,
Biology, or a related field.
Additional certifications in laboratory safety, instrumentation, or environmental testing
are an advantage.
A minimum of five (5) Ordinary level subjects including English Language, Mathematics
and Science.
Two (2) years relevant working experience in a higher learning institution, industry,
research organisation or other relevant institutions.
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Duties and Responsibilities
Guide junior staff in proper work methods, procedures, and preparation of practicals.
Environmental Science practicals in areas such as (but not limited to) Microbiology,
Chemistry, Environmental Toxicology, and Biotechnology.
Prepares and analyses environmental samples (water, soil, air) using chemical, biological
and physical testing methods.
Sets up equipment, prepares reagents, and ensures the accuracy and functionality of
teaching instruments.
Assists academic staff and researchers with laboratory-based work and ensures adherence
to biosafety regulations.
Develops and enforces quality standards, monitors lab work, and ensures compliance
with safety protocols.
Maintains consumable stock levels, advises on re-ordering, and ensures efficient lab
operations.
Carries out any other duties as assigned by the Head of Department.