Fully Onsite at Davidson, NC

Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following

Troubleshoot HVAC equipment and controls problems.
Support the build of test facilities including fabrication and wiring.
Support Lean Initiatives, including lean activities, data analysis, and process improvement initiatives
Support of internal and supplier nonconformance elimination
Support of improved field reliability initiatives and quality issues
Perform tests as directed by Design/Product & Lab Engineering in support of component approval or nonconformance elimination
Perform and coordinate equipment repairs
Verify product conformance to documented requirements
Ensures workplace safety and organization Self-motivated and flexible; willing to shift priorities as needed.
Able to work in a team environment.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
Willing to participate in continuous learning opportunities as part of job and personal development.
Use metrics to manage and drive improvement.
Understanding of HVAC tools, equipment and application to meet testing requirements.
Strong computer skills in a MS-Windows environment
Safety Requirements:

Individual must wear OSHA approved safety glasses with side shields and steel toe safety shoes when working in the lab area.
Hearing protection must be worn when noise levels in the area warrant use and hard hat and high-visibility vest when required.
Work Environment:

The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an individual encounters while performing the essential functions of this job.
While performing the duties of this job, the individual regularly works in a shared office environment where noise levels vary from quiet to moderate depending on activity.
Multiple conversations, computer noise, etc. may be distracting.
Individuals work within the laboratory testing areas where noise levels vary from moderate to loud, where individual may occasionally be exposed to fumes or airborne particles and where individual may be exposed to moving mechanical parts.
Individuals may frequently lift up to 25 pounds from the floor.