Technician Lab

Linda's InformationLocation: Pasadena, TXTitle: Lab TechnicianStatus: In need of a jobExperience: 6-9 yearsWilling to Relocate: NoWilling to Travel: No TravelCareer Level: Entry LevelWork Status: U.S. CitizenMember Since: 2012-06-06 Helpful Links

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Texas 77506

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Objective

To obtain a position as a Lab Technician to keep both mind and body busy and active constantly learning and doing.

Education

San Jacinto College - Associates in Chemistry

Languages English and Spanish

Work experience

2008 - 2012 Honey Solutions (Full Time) Baytown, Tx

2004 - 2005 Honey Solutions (Part-Time)

Lab Technician

Setting up the lab. Run color, moisture, plate count, and mold count on honey. Run amylase test and record data. Upkeep all data collected and maintenance of lab equipment. Run Agilent HPLC, Thermal Fisher and Thermal Finigan MS/LC, Calorimeter IR, Randox Investigator, Write procedures, Input data into LIMS and use of MS Office

2007- 2008 Celanese (Full Time) Clear Lake, Texas

Lab Technician

QA - Daily analysis and data entry of samples before releasing to loading rack for shipment.

Testing include aldehydes, color, moisture, acidity, uvs, iron, chlorides, MEHQ, polymers, ph, metals, specific gravity, freezing point, HQ, etc.

Equipment: HPLC, GC, ICO-OES, DCP, titrators, ph meters, polaragraph, sonicator, centrifuge, and densitometer.

2005-2007 Owens Corning (Full Time) Houston, Texas

Lab Technician

Running daily testing and special testing. Inform manufacturing when product is out of spec, run routine checks on the line and help train new personnel. Tests include % asphalt, pliability, laminate shears, bonds, tears, back coating thickness, scrubs, mardi gras, moisture, pin penitration, blends, sieve analysis, and conduct audit tests.

2004-2005 Dow Chemicals (Part-Time/Temp) Texas City, Texas

Lab Assistant

Maintain warehouse retains of chemicals product in the plant, order canister for disposal of chemicals, and disposing of the chemicals. Member of the waste management team, which makes sure all chemicals are disposed of properly.

Letter of Recommendations:

To whom it may concern:

This to confirm that was employed from summer of 2005 through the spring of 2012, with a brief time away with another employer in 2006. During that time she progressed from Lab Technician to Lab Manager. Linda capably organized the lab and the many lab tests required to confirm Honey wholesomeness and purity. She grew in skills concerning food microbiology, analytical chemistry and physical chemistry. Linda ran such analyses as antibiotics using Hplc/ms/ms and eliza arrays. She ran sugar profiles on an Hplc using RID . Her bilingual (Spanish and English) skills were an asset to our organization. She helped build a trace-recall database and was always ready to learn new things.

Please feel free to email me at :

******@**************.***

Gordon Brown

Vice President, Honey Solutions

David T Gardiner

Network & System Consultant

2601 Repsdorph Road

Seabrook Texas 77586

Tel: 281-***-****

18th May 2012

To whom it may concern

In connection with an extensive IT project I have been undertaking for the last two years, I came to know very well. I found her to be very conscientious and supportive of this difficult project to analyze, write and implement an inventory management system for her company, Honey Solutions of Baytown Texas. She was particularly helpful with her input and ideas on the laboratory data base portion which was crucial to the success of the whole project. I would have no hesitation in recommending her to any employer.

Yours sincerely

David T. Gardiner

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