Lab Technician

Job Title: Automotive Bearing Lab Technician

Level: 5B

Department: Automotive Testing & Laboratory

Reporting: Testing & Laboratories Lead

About the Role

We're seeking a highly motivated and meticulous Automotive Bearing Investigation technician to join our dynamic Testing & Laboratory team. In this critical role, you'll be responsible for the end-to-end management of automotive bearing Investigation requests, to support activities related to field return product analysis using BI lab machines/equipment as per procedures and local work instructions. The goal is to identify the potential root cause through a process of systematic analysis with high quality and speed.

Key Responsibilities

As an Automotive Bearing Investigation technician, you will:

1. Product Analysis Support

• Performing activities assembly, disassembly of product samples as per work instructions or as instructed by the PIC Engineer.
• Sample preparation and collection of evidence.
• Marking & segregation of components for sample identification purpose.
• Assisting the PIC Engineer to carry out inspection on failure/product analysis.
• Actively participating in root cause analysis of customer complaints along with the PIC engineer**.**

2. Equipment & Inventory Management

• Preventive and corrective maintenance of machines and instruments and updating the documents.
• Supporting the PIC engineer in Calibration of Instruments.
• Ownership of general tools used for assembly and disassembly of test parts and some of the instruments used in the test centre.
• Storage of test samples, mating components, and tools, and labelling them to identify and maintain their status.
• Regular monitoring of consumables and spares and maintaining minimum stock level.

3. Lab & Safety Management

• Carrying out 5S activities (cleanliness) at the working place.
• Striving towards maintaining Zero Accident status at PIC by meticulously following the local EHS procedures/work instructions.
• Innovating and bringing new ideas to bring improvement to testing activities and procedures.