Job Position: Assembler Test Technician

Location: North Aurora, IL

Shift: First, 5am-1:30pm

Job Summary: Assembly & Construction Technician is responsible for assembling test samples, installing building materials, and operating tools/equipment in a laboratory setting. This role involves performing routine tasks, ensuring specimen quality, and maintaining a clean and organized workspace. The technician will work closely with team members, customers, and subcontractors to support testing operations and site activities.

Key Responsibilities:

o Performs light construction and assembly of test samples in the laboratory

o Typical installed materials include a great variety of building products: LVP flooring, tile, mortar, gypsum wall assemblies with steel or wood studs, coatings, caulks, office screen panels, insulation, foams, concrete, etc.

o Operates hand tools (hammers, saws, grinders, nailers, etc.)

o Receives delivery of shipments, operates forklift, stores materials on pallet racks.

o Provides assistance to customers and subcontractors working onsite.

o Prepares specimens for testing (physical modification, conditioning, etc. as necessary).

o Installs, seals, and removes specimens in/from test chamber openings according to SOPs.

o Measures and records accurate descriptions of specimen physical characteristics: materials, construction, weight, size, etc. according to SOPs.

o Sustains laboratory workplace cleanliness and organization according to Lean 5S methodology (Includes sweeping, organization of inventory, etc.)

o Operates forklift and crane systems.

o Observes onsite work performed by clients, construction contractors, and temporary workers; provides written documentation of test sample information (weights, dimensions, photos, etc.).

o Performs routine maintenance for mechanical equipment, forklift, tools, air lines, etc.

Qualifications:

High school diploma or equivalent.

Previous experience in building trade or carpentry experience is a plus

Basic mechanical skills and ability to operate equipment.

Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.

Ability to follow instructions and work independently.

Good communication and teamwork skills.

Must be able to lift and move >35 pounds