Approbation Lab Manager
Pubblicato il 08-09-2026 - Inventronics in Vicenza
Established in 2007, Inventronics is a premier worldwide producer of an extensive range of lighting products, including LED drivers, sensors, control systems, and LED modules. Our cutting-edge, reliable, and durable solutions are designed to meet all major international safety and performance standards. Our design teams, situated at our main office in Hangzhou, China, as well as regional hubs in Treviso, Italy, Delhi, India, and Shenzhen, China concentrate on developing low, mid, and high-power drivers, network control systems, and accessory products. Manufacturing is carried out at our cutting-edge Science and Technology Park in Tonglu, China, along with additional facilities in Mexico, Italy, and India.
Our mission is to provide superior products, exceptional technical support, and outstanding customer service to our clients. We also strive to generate value for our customers by working to enhance and prolong the return on investment for solid-state lighting systems. Due to international growth, we are now recruiting for a talented
Approbation Lab Manager
Fulltime: Treviso, Italy
Area of responsibility
The Approbation Laboratory Department in Treviso is looking for a Laboratory Manager. In this role you will be part of an international team and you will be responsible for the following activities:
- Coordinate technically and hierarchically laboratory team in the execution of test activities.
- Collaborate with R&D; and DQA to identify the most suitable approbation test plan.
- Keep lab updated to the state of the art of applicable standards.
- Ensure the effective and proper use of laboratory equipment by verifying calibration validity, ensuring resources for calibration and periodic verification, and supervising their correct usage.
- Evaluate the need and opportunity to update the laboratory equipment.
- Assess the training needs of laboratory personnel, prepare training schedules, and demand the necessary resources.
- Ensure the impartiality of conducted a