Sample Collection and Preparation: Collecting samples from various sources, such as biological specimens, chemicals, or environmental materials, and preparing them for analysis according to established procedures and protocols. Laboratory Testing and Analysis: Performing a wide range of laboratory tests, experiments, and analyses using specialized equipment and instruments. This may include chemical analysis, microbiological testing, chromatography, spectrophotometry, and other techniques depending on the nature of the lab and its objectives. Data Recording and Documentation: Recording and documenting experimental procedures, observations, and results accurately and systematically in laboratory notebooks, electronic databases, or other record-keeping systems. Lab Technicians maintain detailed records to ensure traceability and reproducibility of experiments. Quality Control and Assurance: Following quality control procedures and protocols to ensure the accuracy, precision, and reliability of laboratory results. Lab Technicians perform calibration, validation, and proficiency testing of equipment and instruments and adhere to quality standards and regulatory requirements. Instrument Maintenance and Troubleshooting: Maintaining laboratory equipment and instrumentation in proper working condition by performing routine maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting tasks. Lab Technicians identify and resolve equipment malfunctions or performance issues promptly to minimize downtime and ensure data integrity. Safety Compliance: Adhering to laboratory safety protocols, practices, and regulations to minimize risks of accidents, injuries, or exposure to hazardous materials. Lab Technicians handle chemicals, biological agents, and other potentially dangerous substances safely and responsibly. Collaboration and Communication: Collaborating with other laboratory staff, scientists, and researchers to plan experiments, share findings, and discuss results. Lab Technicians communicate effectively with team members, supervisors, and stakeholders to coordinate activities and achieve project objectives. Inventory Management: Managing laboratory supplies, reagents, and consumables by maintaining adequate stock levels, tracking inventory, and ordering or replenishing supplies as needed. Lab Technicians ensure that laboratory operations run smoothly and efficiently by managing resources effectively.