Tests products for leaks before painting and shipping using compressed air, water, regulators, and pipe fittings. Troubleshoots recurring issues, supports root-cause identification, follows safety procedures, and completes testing accurately and efficiently. The role requires attention to detail, multitasking, following written and oral instructions, and lifting up to 50 pounds in a fast-paced operations environment.
Position Overview: The Leak Tester is responsible for testing our product for leaks prior to painting and, sequentially, shipping. Other processes within operations such as using compressed air regulators, the use of water for testing, and the ability to lift 50 pounds.
Position Responsibilities
- Test all products for leaks
- Use compressed air and water for testing
- Regulate compressed air to a minimum of 40 psi
- Properly use pipe fittings for testing
- Attention to detail
- Looks into recurring issues to help determine root cause
- Perform other duties as assigned
- Perform all duties in a safe and timely manner
Job Qualifications - Required
- High School Diploma/GED equivalent required
- Ability to troubleshoot and resolve work-related issues
- Detailed oriented with the ability to perform multiple tasks in fast moving environment
- Ability to follow oral and/or written instruction
- Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
Personal Qualities
- Strong interpersonal skills, both verbal and written
- Positive approach in all interactions
- Team orientated and self-motivated
- Ability to multi-task calmly and effectively in a rapidly changing environment
- Solid organization skills
- Willingness to learn new systems as needed
Work Environment
This role routinely uses water, compressed air tanks and air hose for job completion
Benefits:
- Competitive Salary based on experience
- Starting Range $17.00—$19.00
- Medical, Dental, Vision, Short-term disability, Paid time off, AFLAC
- 401k with company match
Website: www.metraflex.com
The Metraflex Company Chicago, Illinois, USA Office
Chicago, IL, United States
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