Elevate your technical career as an Electronics Technician in the afternoon shift at ALS, where you will maintain and repair crucial laboratory equipment for scientific innovation.

As a member of the Instrumentation Maintenance team, you will be involved in a variety of critical tasks, including preventive and corrective maintenance of laboratory instruments. Your attention to detail and technical expertise will help ensure accuracy in calibration and assist in developing new devices and systems. Collaboration and adherence to safety practices are key components of your work.

Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct repairs and maintenance on lab equipment
• Perform calibration and data logging tasks
• Assist with electronic fabrication and modifications




• Monitor and maintain support systems like gas and cooling
• Ensure shop organization and safety practices are followed

Requirements:
• High school graduation essential; post-secondary courses preferred
• 2+ years’ experience in electronics or related field
• Solid ability to read schematics and manuals
• Proficiency with hand tools and measuring instruments
• Demonstrated problem-solving capabilities

Contribute your skills and commitment to quality at ALS, and make a real difference in scientific advancements.
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📌 ALS Afternoon Shift Electronics Technician (British Columbia)
🏢 ALS Canada
📍 British Columbia