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Construction Lab Technician
About this role
Craneburg Construction is looking for a Construction Lab Technician to conduct laboratory and field tests on construction materials to ensure they meet project specifications and quality standards. The role involves testing soil, concrete, aggregates, asphalt, and performing field tests such as soil compaction and slump tests, as well as sampling and reporting results. The technician will calibrate and maintain lab equipment, keep accurate records, and work with site engineers and the QA/QC team to address material quality issues. The position requires technical education in civil engineering, laboratory technology, or a related field, and practical experience in materials testing. Knowledge of standard testing procedures and reporting is essential, with a strong focus on quality and safety.
What you would do
- Perform tests on soil, concrete, aggregates, asphalt, and other construction materials.
- Conduct field tests including soil compaction, slump tests, and concrete sampling.
- Collect, prepare, and test material samples following approved standards.
- Record test results, prepare reports, and maintain laboratory records.
- Monitor material quality and report non-conformities to the QA/QC Engineer.
- Calibrate, operate, and maintain laboratory testing equipment.
- Ensure compliance with project specifications, safety procedures, and quality standards.
- Coordinate with site engineers and the QA/QC team to resolve material quality issues.
What they are asking for
- OND, HND, or BSc in Civil Engineering, Laboratory Technology, or a related field.
- 2 to 5 years of relevant experience in construction materials testing.
- Practical knowledge of soil, concrete, aggregate, and asphalt testing procedures.
- Familiarity with ASTM, BS, or other applicable construction testing standards.
- Ability to prepare technical reports and maintain accurate test records.
- Strong attention to detail and a commitment to quality and safety.
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