Scientific Equipment Technician​/Warehouse & Inventory Specialist

The Scientific Equipment Technician / Warehouse & Inventory Specialist performs hands-on inspection, maintenance, calibration, and handling of scientific and technical equipment, including air, water, and radiation monitoring systems. This position also supports day-to-day warehouse operations, asset accountability, and inventory control to ensure equipment readiness, compliance, and accurate property tracking. This is a non-supervisory, execution-focused role.

• Inspect, test, troubleshoot, and perform preventive maintenance on scientific and technical equipment, including air, water, and radiation monitoring systems
• Calibrate instruments in accordance with manufacturer specifications and applicable standards
• Operate and support environmental monitoring equipment used for air quality, water sampling, and radiological detection in field environments
• Identify equipment issues and perform basic repairs or coordinate repair actions as directed
• Maintain service records, calibration logs, and equipment documentation
• Prepare, configure, and stage equipment for operational use, storage, or transport

• Receive, inspect, store, issue, and track equipment, parts, and materials
• Maintain accurate inventory and property records in designated systems
• Ensure asset accountability of all assigned equipment, including serialized and sensitive items
• Assist with and support inventory audits, inspections, and property accountability reviews
• Conduct cycle counts and physical inventories; identify, document, and report discrepancies
• Package and prepare equipment for shipment in accordance with handling, labeling, and documentation requirements
• Maintain an organized, clean, and secure warehouse environment

• Follow established procedures, safety guidelines, and regulatory requirements
• Support internal and external audits by providing accurate records, documentation, and traceability of assets
• Coordinate with team members to support equipment movement and operational requirements
  
  Identify issues or inefficiencies and report through appropriate channels

• High school diploma or equivalent (Associate’s degree or technical background preferred)
• Experience working with scientific, environmental, or radiological monitoring equipment
• Experience supporting air, water, or radiation monitoring systems in field or operational settings
• Experience in warehouse operations, inventory control, and asset accountability
• Familiarity with calibration and preventive maintenance practices
• Basic computer skills and experience with inventory or property management systems
• Ability to lift and move equipment/materials in accordance with safety guidelines

• Valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) preferred
• Experience supporting government, military, or regulated environments
• Knowledge of property accountability, audit readiness, and/or hazardous material handling procedures

• Attention to detail and accuracy
• Basic troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
• Organization and time management
• Ability to follow instructions and work within a team
• Clear written and verbal communication

• Warehouse and field environments
• May require standing, lifting, and handling equipment for extended periods
• Indoor and outdoor work depending on operational needs