Dyno Operator - 2nd Shift

ETE REMAN•Milwaukee, WI

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Dyno Operator is the final checkpoint in the transmission remanufacturing process, inspecting and testing transmission units to verify that they operate within standards and are correct before shipment. The role involves operating a dynamometer, monitoring tests and computer data, identifying abnormal noises and defects, and preparing units for testing. The operator works efficiently with production teammates to meet daily demands and keep the production line running smoothly. The position requires following established processes, maintaining equipment and a safe, organized workstation, and working overtime when needed.

Requirements

Must be at least 18 years old.
High school diploma.
Ability to perform computer tasks and read measurements, specifications, and graphs.
Detail-oriented.
Ability to work with hands and use hand tools and other instruments; must provide own hand tools.
Ability to lift 50 pounds and stand and work on feet for more than eight hours per day, sometimes under pressure.
Willingness to get dirty at times and work with chemicals.
Good time-management, communication, and decision-making skills.
Self-starting and motivated, with a commitment to teamwork and helping others.

Nice To Haves

Previous dyno experience.
Mechanical ability.

Responsibilities

Operate a dynamometer to test transmission units and pass or fail units based on data.
Select the correct test program and closely monitor the computer and transmission unit during testing.
Identify normal and abnormal noises, prepare units for dyno testing, and use an overhead crane.
Visually and thoroughly inspect units for defects; install and remove hoses; process at least four units per hour.
Confirm the serial number and build sheet against the job or order number to verify the correct unit was built and is being shipped.
Use the computer system to monitor workload and customer shipping orders and maintain an even workflow.
Follow processes and procedures and perform and schedule preventative maintenance on equipment.
Suggest improvements, help train new personnel, and work overtime when needed.
Follow directions from supervisors and managers, be proactive and helpful, and inform a supervisor of issues.
Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work environment and be at the workstation on time each day.
Embrace ETE REMAN’s Core Values.
Work with teammates to meet daily demands and help processes run smoothly on the production line.