Technician Jobs for Technologists and Mechanics

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Product Development ScientistBio-Partners Search Group, LLCNJ1/27/2012
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Folder Gluer OperatorThe ManCom Team, Inc.Western Michigan, MI1/27/2012
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Senior Quality Assurance AnalystNautilus Insurance GroupScottsdale, AZ1/27/2012
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Pharmacy Manager2373ND1/27/2012
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Foundry Process EngineerMike Foster & Associates, LLCHarrisburg, PA1/26/2012
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Controller - Accounitng ManagerAmerican Career Search, Inc.Armstrong, BC1/26/2012
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PharmacistFRED MEYER INCID1/26/2012
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Microbiology Lab TechnicianKelly ServicesIrvine, CA1/26/2012
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sASAsaSalonpinhasyNew York, NY1/26/2012
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Tooling EngineerQCI Technical StaffingFindlay, OH1/25/2012
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Field Service EngineerExecutive Directions & Pinnacle InternationalDetroit, MI1/25/2012
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Flexo Press OperatorThe ManCom Team, Inc.Western Michigan, MI1/25/2012
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Lab SupervisorWhite Rock DistilleriesLewiston, ME1/25/2012
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Quality Control Lab TechnicianROCH SAND & GRAVELRochester, MN1/25/2012
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Quality ManagerENDURO INDUSTRIESMO1/25/2012
Science technicians use the principles and theories of science and mathematics to solve problems in research and development and to help invent and improve products and processes. However, their jobs are more practically oriented than those of scientists. Technicians set up, operate, and maintain laboratory instruments, monitor experiments, make observations, calculate and record results, and often develop conclusions. They must keep detailed logs of all of their work. Those who perform production work monitor manufacturing processes and may ensure quality by testing products for proper proportions of ingredients, for purity, or for strength and durability. As laboratory instrumentation and procedures have become more complex, the role of science technicians in research and development has expanded. In addition to performing routine tasks, many technicians, under the direction of scientists, now develop and adapt laboratory procedures to achieve the best results, interpret data, and devise solutions to problems. Technicians must develop expert knowledge of laboratory equipment so that they can adjust settings when necessary and recognize when equipment is malfunctioning.
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