Key Responsibilities
- Supports laboratory activities by maintaining equipment, instruments, and materials.
- Prepares chemical solutions, samples, and experimental setups.
- Assists in conducting tests and experiments under the supervision of researchers or faculty.
- Cleans and sterilizes lab glassware, tools, and equipment.
- Maintains proper inventory of lab supplies and chemicals.
- Monitors safety procedures and ensures compliance with lab safety protocols.
- Records data and observations during experiments.
- Skills Required:
- Basic understanding of laboratory procedures and scientific techniques.
- Familiarity with lab safety standards and protocols.
- Good organizational skills and attention to detail.
- Ability to operate and maintain lab instruments.
- Strong communication skills for interaction with lab staff and researchers.
Educational Qualifications
- Typically requires a secondary school education (Class 10 or 12).
- Some positions may prefer candidates with a Diploma or Degree in Science (e.g., B.Sc. or a related field).
- Work Environment:
- Primarily works in educational institutions, research labs, or industrial settings.
- May be required to work with hazardous materials, so adherence to safety measures is critical.
Salary
- Varies based on the organization and location, typically ranging from ₹15,000 to ₹30,000 per month in government institutions.
- Salaries may be higher in private research labs or specialized sectors.
- Opportunities for Growth:
- Potential to advance to supervisory or technical roles with further education or experience.
- May pursue specialized certifications or degrees for career progression.
About Company: Saroj Institute of Technology and Management was established in the year 2001 and has strived to provide the best engineering education to its students through well-qualified and dedicated faculty and the provision of well-equipped modern labs. The vision of the college is to continuously excel, create awareness about upcoming technologies, and provide platforms to budding research workers for achieving their rightful place in the scientific community.
