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Overview
The Saskatchewan Research Councils (SRC) Environment Division has an immediate opening for a Technologist in the Air and Climate Business Unit. As the ideal candidate you will contribute to the growth of the Air Quality business line by assisting with stack sampling and indoor air sampling programs.
Accountabilities
-Assist with stack sampling field projects
-Load and unload equipment and prepare solutions for upcoming field jobs
-Operate and maintain stack sampling equipment and gas analyzers
-Prepare samples for analysis and conduct analysis and input data collected during field jobs
-Clean and calibrate instruments, clean glassware and weigh filters and beakers
-Assist in preparing reports for clients using Microsoft Office and other software
-General lab duties as assigned
Qualifications
-A Chemical or Environmental Technology Diploma, or equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered
-Mechanical aptitude and experience in general repair and maintenance of equipment
-Valid Class 5 drivers licence
-1 to 2 years of industry experience and Fall Protection and First Aid certificates are assets
Skills
-A team player with effective interpersonal, communication, multi-tasking and problem-solving skills
-Self-motivated with a willingness to learn and help where needed
-Demonstrated understanding of field and lab safety practices and the operation of chemical analysis equipment are assets
-Experience using Microsoft Office
Working Conditions
-Frequent out-of-town travel, normally during the week and occasional extended travel for up to 10 days
-Overtime hours during the week are required and occasional weekend work may be required
-Frequent work in mine sites and industrial settings with exposure to dirt, dust and noise
-Frequent exertion, including heavy lifting (up to 25 kg), climbing to platforms (up to 100 m high) and carrying/hoisting equipment
-Alcohol and drug-screening tests may be required