Lab Courier Driver

Proficient in handling various vehicle types and navigating different traffic conditions. Effectively communicate with laboratory staff, clients, and healthcare professionals. Accurately handle and label specimens to prevent contamination or misplacement. Efficiently plan routes and manage time to ensure timely deliveries. Maintain a professional and courteous demeanor when interacting with clients. Understand and adhere to procedures for handling hazardous or sensitive materials. Safely transporting samples from yard to laboratories and vice versa. Ensuring are stored and transported under appropriate conditions to prevent contamination or degradation. Keeping accurate logs of deliveries and using tracking systems to monitor shipment statuses. Coordinating with laboratory personnel and clients to confirm pickup and delivery times or address any issues. Keeping the delivery vehicle clean and organized to prevent sample contamination and ensure the vehicle is in good working condition. Following all safety guidelines related to the handling and transportation of hazardous or biohazard materials. Educational Requirements for Lab Courier Drivers

High school diploma or a GED certificate for lab courier driver positions. While a post-secondary degree is not typically necessary, having additional certifications related to healthcare or transportation can be advantageous. A clean driving record and a valid driver's license are mandatory. No history of traffic violations or accidents on MVR Physical Requirements for the Job

Hand-Eye Coordination: Required for navigating tight spaces and handling delicate specimens. Ensuring that samples are delivered promptly and in the correct order.

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