Fume Hood Airflow Testing Student - Undergraduate Hourly

Fume Hood Airflow Testing Student - Undergraduate Hourly

Posting Number: JR105761
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The Facilities Management department at the Colorado School of Mines is searching for an undergraduate student to work as the Fume Hood Air Flow and Functionality Tester.
*Please note: Do not apply directly to this job posting. In order to be considered, please email Shance Farrell at scfarrell@mines.edu with a resume and letter of intent.

The Facilities Management department at the Colorado School of Mines is searching for an undergraduate student to work as the Fume Hood Air Flow and Functionality Tester.

About the position:

Fume Hood Air Flow and Functionality Testing: Checking and verifying fume hoods, gas cabinets, and snorkel's face velocity reading (FPM) with a Velgrid HoodFlow instrument. The person will also verify the functionality of the fume hood, ie. thay the sash slides properly, also that the sash stopper works correctly and that the fume hood alarm works correctly. Once the inspection has been completed the tag will be updated and the findings will be documented on the task sheet. Any issues that are found during the inspection will be documented and reported to Facilities Management so that work orders can be created and that the proper repairs will be completed.

​Schedule: The student chosen for this position will be expected work no more than 10 - 20 hours a week. Up to 5 days a week. Monday through Friday.

Pay: The anticipated pay for this role will be $15 per hour.

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