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Company Description The Canadian Council of Independent Laboratories (CCIL) / Conseil canadien des laboratoires indépendants is a federally incorporated, non-profit organization representing independent, private-sector testing laboratories across Canada, with over 460 member facilities nationwide. CCIL and its members are dedicated to building a strong, nationally and internationally recognized independent laboratory industry. The organization administers laboratory and technician certification programs for construction materials testing laboratories.

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Lab Auditor – Part-Time or Full-Time

About the Role

With the continued growth of our certification programs, CCIL is hiring Lab Auditors in two regions: Eastern Canada and Western Canada. These roles are well suited to candidates who are materials testing professionals that want to apply their technical experience on a flexible, part-time or full-time basis. Duties involve travel at times out of province and use of a personal vehicle.

Reporting to the CCIL Assistant Program Manager (ie Asphalt, Aggregate, Concrete), the Lab Auditor is responsible for inspecting CCIL certified testing laboratories and evaluating laboratory testing staff.

Responsibilities

Inspect CCIL-certified testing laboratories, as assigned

Administer practical tests and written examinations to evaluate laboratory testing staff Schedule your own work hours in coordination with laboratories to be inspected Prepare and submit lab inspection reports and other certification documents Effectively use the electronic database (ie CCIL Portal) to schedule audits and report findings Other duties as assigned by the Certification Program Manager or the Assistant Program Manage What You Bring

Knowledge & Experience

Practical, hands-on laboratory testing experience in one or more of concrete, asphalt, and aggregates Familiarity with CSA, ASTM, ISO 17025 standards and quality management procedures Experience training laboratory personnel Experience working with outside agencies – consultants, contractors, and government bodies Skills & Attributes

Strong technical judgement in applying laboratory and technician certification requirements Excellent oral and written communication skills; clear, concise report writing Strong customer relationship skills – professional, patient, honest, and unbiased in dealings with laboratories Sound analytical and problem-solving ability, with attention to both the big picture and the details Good planning, organization, and time management; comfortable working independently Proficiency with MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) A collaborative team player who works well with others Commitment to staying current with industry developments and applicable standards

Position Details

Type: Part-time or Full-Time, employee position

Location: eEastern Canada or Western Canada (specify your preferred region when applying) Travel: Required, including occasional out-of-province travel; personal vehicle required Reports to: CCIL Assistant Program Manager

How to Apply

Please indicate which region you are applying for — Eastern Canada or Western Canada — and complete the form located via the link below. Only successful candidates will be contacted.

https://ccil.com/about-organization/careers/

About Canadian Council of Independent Laboratories / Conseil canadien des laboratoires independants

Construction
11-50 employees
Founded in 1993

The Canadian Council of Independent Laboratories (CCIL) is a federally incorporated, non-profit organization that represents the independent, private-sector testing laboratories in Canada. There are over 460 member facilities across the country.

CCIL and its members share a commitment towards establishing a vibrant independent laboratory industry in Canada that is nationally and internationally recognized and acclaimed.

CCIL administers laboratory and technician certification programs for the testing of various construction materials (asphalt, aggregates, and concrete), and supports a national and international accreditation system for environmental/life sciences labs. These are recognized 'gold standards'​ in the industry.

CCIL is an active member of the Union Internationale des Laboratoires Indépendants (UILI) the worldwide organization representing the independent testing industry, and works closely with the Canadian Association for Laboratory Accreditation (CALA), the Standards Council of Canada (SCC) and its sister organization in the United States, the American Council of Independent Laboratories (ACIL).

The Council provides expert scientific and technical advice to government and regulators, works with national and international organizations in establishing and promoting the highest standards, ensures its members are informed of the latest industry developments, advocates for the independent laboratories sector, and speaks out on testing issues that could impact the health and safety of Canadians.

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