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Position Overview: As a Production Lab Technician in Anandapures new hemp extraction facility you will ensure that ingredients are blended correctly by running mix calculations, using clean technique to prepare batches, and taking samples for testing of finished product. You will also perform various tests according to SOPs and standardized methods, analyze and record results, and communicate deficiencies all the while maintaining safety, environmental, quality and sanitation standards.
Responsibilities:
Prepare product on schedule and in accordance with SOPs and control plan. Maintain batch records.
Qualifications:
Preferred: degree in chemistry, biology, or related field
Minimum requirement: associate degree in science or minimum two years lab experience
Good oral and written communication skills
Ability to analyze technical data to form conclusions / make recommendations
Strong work ethic
Detail oriented
Organized and able to multitask
Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
Benefits:
Competitive wages ($45k-65K depending on experience)
Flexible schedule
Health Insurance
Paid Vacation and Holidays
Relocation package
About the area:
From the City of Reedsports website:
Incorporated in 1919 near the confluence of three rivers the Umpqua, the Smith, and the Scholfield, the City of Reedsport is located on the beautiful Oregon Coast on Highways 101 and 38 on the banks of the Umpqua River the largest river between the Sacramento and the Columbia. Located in the heart of the Oregon Dunes National Recreational Area, Reedsport is in close proximity to over 17 freshwater lakes and is just four miles from Winchester Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Reedsport is the home of the Umpqua Discovery Center a Natural and Cultural Interpretive Center.
Reedsport is an outdoor lovers paradise. The Umpqua River is home to one of the largest recreational fishing ports on the Oregon Coast. In addition to fishing, citizens, guests, and visitors enjoy hunting, hiking, riding ATVs on the Dunes, beach combing, boating, bike riding, and much more. Just three miles east on Highway 38 is the famous Dean Creek Elk Viewing area currently sustaining hundreds of Oregon's Roosevelt Elk in their natural habitat with viewing stations and photo opportunities.
