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LAYIQ - Lab Technician at The Campbell's Company, Camden, NJ

Execute heat penetration testing under the direction of a Thermal Process Specialist, with emphasis on accurate test container preparation, retort loading and operation, temperature measurement, data collection, and complete test documentation.
Perform product and package evaluations using quantitative measurements and qualitative observations, including assessment of product appearance, physical attributes, and changes before and after processing.
Maintain laboratory and process room readiness by organizing tools, instruments, work-in-progress materials, and supplies; supporting routine equipment checks; and ensuring work areas remain clean, safe, and prepared for testing.
Work safely and effectively in a pilot plant or process room environment, including loading retorts with product, operating high-pressure steam retorts, working in hot and loud conditions, and occasionally lifting up to 50 lbs.
Communicate with product developers and other stakeholders to ensure products, containers, test materials, and preparation steps align with approved test requirements.
Use specialized data acquisition software and laboratory instruments to collect, monitor, and review test information during processing; identify potential issues and escalate concerns when testing does not appear to be proceeding as expected.
Ensure testing is performed according to established procedures and that all observations, measurements, deviations, and results are documented accurately, neatly, and completely.
Demonstrate strong attention to detail and the ability to follow standardized procedures while using common laboratory instruments such as scales, pH meters, Bostwick consistometers, temperature measurement devices, and product or package analysis tools.
Apply basic mechanical aptitude when working with equipment, fittings, tools, wires, oils, grease, fasteners, and other materials commonly used in laboratory and pilot plant testing.
Collaborate in shared work areas and complete routine tasks related to test set-up, food product analysis, test material assembly, teardown, cleaning, and organization.
Use sound judgment, clear communication, and effective interpersonal skills when coordinating work with technical staff, product developers, and other laboratory users.
Maintain a strong teamwork mindset, including willingness to support others, adjust work plans as priorities change, and contribute to group testing objectives.

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