Overview
Lab Technician II Jobs in Moscow, ID at University of Idaho
Hansen America Inc. “HAI” is part of the Hansen’s Group of Companies. Hansen America Inc. is contracted to provide comprehensive facility management respecting and protecting Canadian Pacific’s (our customer) interests including direct services and indirect activities sourced by CP.
Hansen America Inc. direct responsibility is to manage resources effectively and efficiently to provide professional vehicle automotive handling services including offload, load, release, arrive, handle and administrate the flow of vehicles for several OEM customers and secondary market customers.
Hansen’s Group of Companies is committed to promoting and maintaining employment equity and welcomes applications from indigenous peoples, women, visible minorities, and persons with disabilities, in occupations or positions where they are underrepresented. If you are a member of one of these equity groups, we encourage you to self-identify during your application for employment.
We are contracted to provide services at standards not less than compliant to AAR established guidelines. We actively participate and engage to lead the industry in exceeding and evolving standards within the quality/safety beyond compliance. We offer:
Paid Holidays
Sick and Safety Leave
Employee Quarterly 50/50 Charity & Bonus Draws
Employer contributed: Health, Dental & Vision Benefits
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Include some or all the following, other duties may be assigned.
Inspect all motor vehicles from multi-level railcars documenting damages.
Document and report all Major damages to Management team as per training
Complete on ground documentation of required damages as per training
Inventory control using handheld scanning device
Climb ladders to gain access to railcars
Lift and install steel bridge plates between railcars weighing approximately 40 lbs
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE
High school education
Required to Read, Write and Speak English
Required to provide a clear criminal record check
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Able to climb ladders and work at heights of up to approx. 14 feet
Able to work within confined spaces as small as 5 feet high
Able to work outside daily in all types of weather conditions
Able to stand and walk for long periods of time
Able to work extended shifts (overtime) and weekends
Able to operate a handheld computing device
WORK ENVIRONMENT
Able to work outside in all types of weather including cold, heat, rain and snow.
Able to function in different environmental or seasonal conditions such as working around dust, pollen, etc.
Safety Equipment and Clothing
Employees are required to provide their own certified safety boots and wear at all times while working (Boot allowance provided after probationary periods).
Company will provide other PPE including safety vests, coveralls, work gloves, safety glasses, hard hats, and hearing protections as required
Title: Lab Technician II
Company: University of Idaho
Location: Moscow, ID
