Mechanical Test Engineer

TÜV SÜD
Fareham
3 weeks ago
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Overview

Mechanical Test Engineer role at TÜV SÜD. Join to apply for this position as part of a team of environmental test specialists delivering a comprehensive environmental testing service across a wide range of industry sectors.

Responsibilities
  • Conduct mechanical and climatic testing to relevant test standards, regulatory requirements, and defined test plans.
  • Work closely with customers during attended testing.
  • Record test results using various electronic logbook systems and produce test reports following company quality procedures.
  • Liaise with customers regarding the specification and conduct of tests and interpretation of results.
  • Closely liaise with the test supervisor to ensure work is carried out accurately and within the timescales allowed.
  • Help develop and refine test plans with the customer.
  • Assist in the development of test methods and other departmental documentation.
  • Work with the team to implement continuous improvement activities and develop procedures and processes to improve the efficiency of the testing service.
Qualifications
  • Essential requirements: Experience in a laboratory environment.
  • Highly desirable requirements: Practical experience delivering mechanical and climatic test services, and operating shaker equipment; previous experience in a test house environment; knowledge of test laboratory quality and operating procedures.
  • Desirable requirements: An interest in working in a test environment; motivated and enthusiastic with a willingness to learn; flexible approach to work, willing to work overtime, ad hoc shifts or on customer sites as required.
  • Skills: Good numerical, logical, organisational and analytical skills; good IT skills (Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook); ability to work independently or as part of a team to deadlines; strong interpersonal and communication skills and commitment to delivering the best customer experience.
Job Details
  • Seniority level: Entry level
  • Employment type: Full-time
  • Job function: Supply Chain, Manufacturing, and Engineering
  • Industries: Manufacturing, Computers and Electronics Manufacturing, and Food and Beverage Services


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