Laboratory Technician

Laboratory Technician

St John's Regional College

Principal: Mr Tim Hogan

Enquiries: principal@sjrc.vic.edu.au

Applications Close: 08/06/2026

Position: Education Support Employee

Type: Casual Relieving

Hours per Week: Full-time

Casual Laboratory Technician Position Description 2026.pdf

Role Description/Criteria

• Flexible casual employment opportunities in a welcoming College environment
• Support a dynamic and engaging Science learning environment
• Work within a collaborative and values-driven school community

St John’s Regional College is a Catholic, co-educational College in the Lasallian and Presentation traditions, serving the parishes of Dandenong, Doveton, Endeavour Hills, Noble Park and Hampton Park

About the role

St John’s Regional College is seeking a motivated and flexible Casual Laboratory Technician to support the day-to-day delivery of Science and Technology programs across the College.

Working on an as-needed basis, this role supports teachers and students by preparing laboratory materials and equipment, maintaining safe and organised laboratory environments, and assisting with practical classroom activities. The successful applicant will play an important role in ensuring engaging and effective learning experiences for students.

Key Responsibilities

• Prepare materials, solutions, specimens, and equipment for practical classes and demonstrations
• Support teachers and students during laboratory activities and experiments
• Maintain laboratory equipment, stock levels, and chemical storage systems
• Ensure laboratories and preparation areas remain clean, safe, and organised
• Assist with laboratory safety compliance and safe handling/disposal of chemicals
• Assist with classroom clean-up and general laboratory administration

Applications should be forwarded via email to jobs@sjrc.vic.edu.au for the attention of the Principal, Mr Tim Hogan.

Applications Close: Monday 8 June 2026

St John's Regional College is committed to Child Safety and Wellbeing. All employees are required to have a sound knowledge of Child Safety Standards, Policies and Procedures and adhere to the Child Safety Code of Conduct.