[Langy]

It also depends upon the type of lab; where I work, the majority of the labs are electrical or chemical oriented, if you ignore our testing facilities (which can conceivably include a lot of different skills, from Electronic Operations for operating sensor or tracking equipment to operations skills for the things we test to...; the list goes on). The electronics labs would need Electronics Repair and maybe Engineer; any lab could make use of Computer Programming for something like LabView if your lab work talent is supposed to also include setting up the tests.

Hazardous Materials is a skill you should definitely have up there, though.