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Optical Lab Technician experience is preferred but not required. Optical Lab Technician Full Time. Exposure to dusts, fumes, glass and/or plastic lens particulates, standard chemicals found in optical lab (some of which may be caustic), metal alloy (solid and melted), moderately high levels of noise, fluorescent lighting, cleaning agents and electrical energy.
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Once the glasses are complete, the Lab technician is responsible for taking the glasses to the retail floor so the glasses can be dispensed to the receiving patient. The Lab Technician will be responsible for cutting, edging, and creating prescription lenses to ensure customers can receive their new prescription glasses in a timely manner.
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One of the nations TOP optical companies, Eyemart Express is seeking candidates with strong technical skills for a position at one of our store labs. Identify and work with basic optical laboratory equipment, tools, supplies, and materials.
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Work is performed primarily in an optical laboratory setting. Experience working in the optical industry is preferred. Confined space with one or more employees at any given time. May work alone in lab as necessary or with partner.
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A career with a company that has one of the absolute best store leadership teams on the planet? Consistently adhere to hourly deadlines for finishing jobs. For nearly 30 years, Eyemart Express has been setting the pace and the standard when it comes to delivering an awesome customer experience along with great prices and the fastest service anywhere.
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Optical Lab Technician Part Time. Optical Lab Technician Part Time. Ability to lift, carry, push, and/or pull up to approximately 45 lbs, on rare occasions aid in moving heavy lab equipment.
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Perform daily, weekly and monthly lab equipment maintenance as scheduled and in accordance with lab/equipment manual specifications. Correctly read and interpret prescription specifications and input into computer properly to ensure lenses are cut properly.
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We are willing to train. Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with fellow employees. We have full-service labs in every one of our stores! Must possess excellent hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.
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Ability to stand for prolonged periods of time (up to 8 hours per day per scheduled shift) And we're growing every year with new stores opening throughout the country. Ability to occasionally stoop, bend, kneel, crouch, reach, and twist.
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Maintain the lab area and equipment in a safe and organized manner. Take a look at some of the things the role consists of and send us your resume today! Ability to communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing.
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Ability to identify and solve problems, and facilitate problem solving. Perform multiple concurrent tasks at several different equipment stations in order to maintain acceptable job flow. If you have the drive, the talent, along with the leadership experience in bringing teams together and exceeding goals, then we want to talk to you.
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Time management skills - ability to prioritize and work quickly and efficiently when there are multiple customers to assist. So, if you're looking to join a company that leads the industry in service, quality & speed, and that is rapidly expanding to well over 200 stores, then Eyemart is the place for you.
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Experience working in a lab or technical setting. Fill out all assigned reporting forms in a timely manner. Read, comprehend and follow technical manuals and protocols. lenses and automated laboratory equipment.
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Are you looking for a career that will bring you "home?" Environment often fast-paced, deadline oriented. Ability to operate basic office equipment. Your career growth potential is endless! High School Diploma or GED.
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Attention to detail. Well, you just found it! Other duties and responsibilities are listed below. Understanding of and ability to add and/or subtract positive and negative integers. Read and interpret prescription specifications.
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