Who We Are: We are the Fuels and Lubricants Division We perform testing on different types of vehicles, from compact cars to tractor-trailers, off-road equipment, and internal combustion engines from lawn mowers to locomotives. By joining our team, you will receive an additional $500.00 in your first paycheck, minus applicable taxes. Objectives of this Role: Through on-the-job training, you will have the opportunity to work with various types of engines in a hands-on environment. Learn about the fuel and lubricant testing we provide. Provide fuel and lubricant testing for various clients on different test types in a safe manner. Daily and Monthly Responsibilities: Follow all written test procedures and written and verbal instructions. Communicate with coworkers, supervisors, and project leaders regarding tests. Prepare for engine testing by installing and removing test accessories on engines and equipment on test stands. Calibrate test equipment used to measure engine performance. Observe, monitor, and record test information in a logbook or test cell computer. Prepare and label samples. Perform routine engine/ stand maintenance. Maintain a clean work environment and comply with all safety regulations. Maintain standards for working in an environment with high noise levels, fumes, and heat around potentially hazardous material during testing. Requirements: Requires a high school diploma or equivalent. Automotive courses preferred, but not required. Shift work required. 0-5 years: Vocational or commercial gasoline or diesel automotive experience. 0-1 years: Knowledge of Microsoft Office Applications i.e. Excel and MS Word Due to project needs, weekends, holidays, overtime, shift work as well as a need to work on scheduled days off with advanced notice may be requested. Exposure to solvents, fuels and lubricants; i.e. pentane, gasoline, solvent, diesel, jet fuel, acetone, heptane, ethanol. Must follow and adhere to safety requirements. A valid/clear driver's license is required.