Testing Technician

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fountain groupBurlington (VT)

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$19.50 - $21.50 per hour

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Job Description: Job Description The Fountain Group is a national staffing firm and We are currently seeking a Testing Technician for a prominent client of ours. This position is located in Burlington, MA 01803. Details of the position are as follows: Job Details:
Pay: $19.50-21.50/hour to Start!!12 months contract, with potential for extension/conversion based on performance and budget. Monday-Friday - day time business hours. Position will be mainly responsible for conducting brewer performance testing, life testing, and product evaluations to support quality, R&D, and continuous improvement initiatives. Position will be responsible for troubleshooting brewer performance issues, identifying abnormal behavior, and assisting with root cause analysis. Position will be responsible for recording, organizing, and maintaining test data using spreadsheets and tracking tools. Position will be responsible for training and supporting new personnel on testing procedures, documentation practices, and quality standards.
Qualifications: High School Diploma or GED is Required! Experience in a technician, testing, maintenance, repair, troubleshooting, or equipment support role is Required! Experience working in manufacturing, production, warehouse, or machine operation environments is Required! Ability to troubleshoot equipment and identify performance-related issues is Required! Experience documenting, tracking, and reporting work using spreadsheets or software tools is Required! Mechanical aptitude and preventive maintenance experience on manufacturing, processing, or packaging equipment is Preferred! Experience in food, beverage, or FDA-regulated manufacturing environments is Preferred! Experience with quality testing, product validation, or equipment performance testing is Preferred! Experience training or mentoring employees on testing procedures is Preferred!

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