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I. General Provisions

The school laboratory assistant (physics, chemistry, computer) is appointed and dismissed by the school director from among persons who have secondary vocational education without presenting requirements for work experience or initial vocational education, special training according to the established program and work experience in the profile of at least 2 years.
A person who does not have special training or the necessary work experience, but who has sufficient practical experience and who performs the duties assigned to him in a quality manner and in full, as an exception, may be appointed to the position of a school laboratory assistant (physics, chemistry, computers).
The laboratory assistant of the school (physics, chemistry, computer) reports directly to the teacher (physics, chemistry, computer science), who acts as the head of the office (computer class), and when servicing several rooms - to the deputy director of the school for educational work.
In his work, the laboratory assistant of the school (physics, chemistry, computer) is guided by:

resolutions, orders, orders, other governing and regulatory documents of higher and other bodies related to the subject matter of the cabinet(s);
relevant standards and specifications;
rules for the operation of laboratory equipment and instrumentation;
rules for the operation of computer technology;
rules and regulations of labor protection, safety measures, industrial sanitation and fire protection;
Charter and Rules of the internal labor schedule of the school and this Instruction.

II. Official duties

Maintains and maintains laboratory equipment.
Prepares equipment (instruments, equipment, teaching aids) for experiments, checks and easily adjusts it in accordance with the developed instructions and other documentation.
Carries out, in accordance with the instructions of the teacher, the head of the office and the schedule of classes, the necessary preparatory and auxiliary operations during laboratory, practical and demonstration work.
Provides students with the necessary equipment, materials, reagents, etc. when performing laboratory and practical work.
Performs various computational and graphic works related to the classes.
Keeps records of consumables; draws up reports in the prescribed form.
Reproduces didactic materials at the direction of the teacher, head of the classroom.
Puts the equipment in proper order after carrying out laboratory, practical, demonstration work; if necessary, washes and cleans the equipment in accordance with the relevant instructions for its operation.
Strictly observes the rules of safety and labor protection, industrial sanitation and fire safety.
Takes care of expanding the material base of the serviced office (s), draws up requests for equipment and consumables on behalf of the head of the office, maintains links with educational collectors, film libraries and other similar organizations.

III. Rights

The laboratory assistant of the school has the right to:

prohibit the use of faulty equipment (instruments, tools, technical training aids, etc.);
immediately stop obvious violations by students of the rules of safety, labor protection, industrial sanitation and fire safety when using equipment and materials assigned to the serviced office.

IV. A responsibility

The school laboratory assistant is responsible for:

failure to perform or improper performance without good reason of the Charter and the Internal Labor Regulations of the school, the legal orders of the administration and teaching staff of the school, as well as the official duties established by this Instruction, including for non-use of the rights granted, the laboratory assistant of the school (physics, chemistry, computer) is responsible disciplinary liability in the manner prescribed by labor legislation.
Guilty infliction of damage to a school or participants in the educational process in connection with the performance (non-performance) of their duties as a laboratory assistant of a school (physics, chemistry, computer) shall be liable in the manner and within the limits established by labor and (or) civil legislation.

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