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Empty biohazard cans in the lab. * Scan bench worksheets. * Scan documents into cases. * Maintain tidiness of Runner workstations. * Store requisition forms by date into the filing cabinets.

Empty biohazard cans in the lab. * Scan bench worksheets. * Scan documents into cases. * Maintain tidiness of Runner workstations. * Store requisition forms by date into the filing cabinets.

This is a highly cross-functional, hands-on role responsible for everything required to keep a hybrid clean/dirty mechanical lab running seamlessly. You will manage a diverse footprint that spans a ...

This is a highly cross-functional, hands-on role responsible for everything required to keep a hybrid clean/dirty mechanical lab running seamlessly. You will manage a diverse footprint that spans a ...

Lab Technician

Von Ormy, TX · On-site

$21 - $22/hr

As a Lab Technician, you will support daily laboratory operations by preparing samples, running tests, and ensuring data integrity in line with strict safety and quality standards. You will work 12 ...

Lab Technician

Bethel, CT · On-site

$19.50 - $26/hr

Health insurance A Bethel, Connecticut-based CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND TESTING LABORATORY is seeking a Laboratory Technician to assist the Lab Managers in running and operating all functions ...

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How much do lab runner jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for lab runner in the United States is $13.66, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $10.58 and $16.11 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a lab runner do?

A typical day for a Lab Runner involves transporting samples and materials between different departments, restocking laboratory supplies, and sometimes assisting with routine lab tasks such as labeling or logging incoming specimens. Lab Runners work closely with laboratory technicians, researchers, and administrative staff to ensure timely and accurate delivery of items critical to lab processes. They may need to manage multiple urgent requests and prioritize deliveries to maintain workflow efficiency. This hands-on role keeps you moving throughout the facility and offers valuable exposure to laboratory operations, which can be beneficial for those interested in advancing within the scientific or healthcare field.

What skills and qualifications are needed to be a lab runner?

To thrive as a Lab Runner, you need strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and a basic understanding of laboratory protocols, often supported by a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with lab safety procedures, sample tracking systems, and proper handling of biological or chemical materials is typically required. Excellent time management, reliability, and clear communication skills help Lab Runners excel in fast-paced lab environments. These competencies are essential to ensure quick, safe, and accurate delivery of materials, supporting efficient laboratory operations.

What is a lab runner?

A Lab Runner is responsible for transporting specimens, supplies, and documents between different departments within a laboratory or healthcare facility. They ensure that materials are delivered in a timely and organized manner, helping lab technicians and medical staff maintain efficiency. The role may also involve basic clerical tasks, restocking supplies, and following strict protocols for handling sensitive or hazardous materials. Strong attention to detail and reliability are essential for success in this position.

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Job description

Overview
Inabia is seeking an on-site Infrastructure & Lab Support Engineer to support lab and development environments at our Chandler, AZ facility on a fully onsite basis. This role combines operating system administration, container-based deployments, and hands-on physical lab support to keep development and demo systems running smoothly. The ideal candidate is comfortable working across Windows and Linux environments and is eager to grow their exposure to industrial and OT tooling.
Responsibilities
  • Be onsite 5-days per week to install, configure, and maintain Windows and Linux operating systems
  • Stand up and manage development environments on both Linux and Windows platforms
  • Deploy and manage containerized workloads using Docker and entry-level to intermediate Kubernetes deployments
  • Apply basic networking fundamentals to support lab infrastructure connectivity
  • Install and configure software required for lab and development systems
  • Execute tests, collect results, and document performance data accurately
  • Pack, organize, and ship demo and lab equipment with care and attention to detail
  • Handle hardware components safely and maintain an organized lab workspace
  • Support general physical and logistical operations within the lab environment

Key Qualifications
  • Intermediate working knowledge of Windows and Linux operating systems
  • Hands-on experience with OS installation and configuration
  • Understanding of basic networking fundamentals
  • Familiarity with Docker container basics
  • Entry-level to intermediate experience with Kubernetes deployments
  • Ability to set up dev environments and install and configure software
  • Experience running tests and collecting and documenting performance data
  • Comfortable with hands-on physical lab work, including hardware handling and equipment logistics
  • Detail-oriented approach to hardware organization and shipping tasks

Preferred Qualifications
  • Experience with Intel or industrial manufacturing software
  • Basic understanding of Process Automation or Motion Control concepts
  • Exposure to SoftPLC (not required, but a plus)
  • Willingness to learn and work within industrial and OT environment tooling