Test Lab Technician

Freudenberg•Northfield, NH

17h•Onsite

About The Position

The Test Lab Technician is responsible for setting up, monitoring, and documenting component tests to support customer requirements, market research, and product qualification efforts. Working closely with Product Engineering teams within a dynamic manufacturing environment focused on oil seals for general industry and automotive applications, this role ensures accurate and reliable test data that informs product performance and development.

Requirements

Time management is crucial; multiple tests will be running at any given time.
There is strict timing on the start and completion of tests.
Accurate setups are critical with little room for error.
Timely and accurate communication.
Must be able to lift items up to 35 lbs, occasionally up to 65lbs; only short distances.
General mechanical knowledge and understanding of oil seals (Radial shaft seals) and their function
Print & schematic reading experience
Self-motivated, organized and detail oriented
Familiar and proficient with all measuring tools needed
Basic knowledge of dimensioning and tolerancing
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite
Communicates clearly and concisely, while engaging proactively with colleagues.
Delivers superior value through commitment to quality, service and reliability.
Applies and shares ideas and best practices.
Ensures and engages in continuous improvement activities.
Shows initiative and a positive attitude to get things done.
Embraces challenges and demonstrated a good level of energy.

Nice To Haves

Ladder Logic Programming of machines
General mechanical knowledge and understanding of oil seals (Radial shaft seals) and their function
Print & schematic reading experience
Self-motivated, organized and detail oriented
Familiar and proficient with all measuring tools needed
Basic knowledge of dimensioning and tolerancing
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite

Responsibilities

Setup, breakdown, monitor and maintain tests
Installing seals, shafts, bore plates, test heads and additional hardware as needed
Dialing in offsets, setting oil levels, shaft speeds, temperatures and pressures
Data logging/acquisition (DAQ) and oil sampling
Ladder Logic Programming of machines
Measuring seals and hardware
Installing additional test support systems (Pumps, fans, chambers, etc)
Calibrating of all the laboratory equipment
Ordering supplies and equipment
Maintaining a clean and efficient work area