Product Functional Test Maintenance Tech - Level II - SHOP

Supports laboratory and engine test cell operations through the maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, installation, and setup of facility mechanical systems, test equipment, and associated infrastructure. The role ensures safe, reliable, and effective operation of laboratory and engine test cell facilities while supporting testing activities, equipment readiness, data integrity, and continuous improvement initiatives.

The position works closely with engineering, testing, maintenance, and cross-functional teams to troubleshoot equipment and instrumentation issues, execute preventive and predictive maintenance, support engine test cell setups, and ensure compliance with applicable safety, quality, and environmental requirements.

Key Responsibilities

Perform maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and installation of facility mechanical systems, including HVAC systems, heating and refrigeration equipment, air-conditioning and building ventilation systems, air compressors, heat exchangers, hydraulic equipment, and other laboratory infrastructure.

Install, maintain, and troubleshoot machine tools, test stands, dynamometer systems, and associated laboratory equipment.

Support engine test cell installation, rigging, instrumentation setup, and test cycle preparation in accordance with approved test plans, procedures, and safety requirements.

Perform test cell instrumentation setup, including measurement instruments, data logging systems, sensors, and associated equipment required for engine testing.

Support ECM test cell harness wiring, engine ECM software interfaces, and troubleshooting of ECM fault codes and sensor-related issues.

Configure and update test cell specifications and setup files in accordance with approved test plans and engine installation requirements.

Support engine test cell software platforms and tools such as PUMA, Cyflex, and Indicom, as applicable.

Support ECM-related activities using tools such as Calterm, ASAM, and License Configuration Tool, as applicable.

Troubleshoot breakdowns and performance issues involving test cell instruments and equipment such as smoke meters, flow meters, fuel conditioning systems, and other test infrastructure.

Perform preventive and predictive maintenance based on equipment condition, maintenance records, and operating data to improve equipment reliability and availability.

Demonstrate an understanding of test equipment functionality and its impact on the accuracy and validity of test results.

Prepare and configure test equipment and test setups in accordance with established test procedures, engineering standards, and laboratory requirements.

Support measurement and data acquisition activities while ensuring equipment readiness and data integrity following engine installation.

Perform mechanical rigging, system wiring, and installation activities required to prepare engines and test systems for testing.

Participate in engine test preparation, troubleshooting, breakdown recovery, and restoration of test equipment to operational condition.

Support Right First Time (RFT) practices and ensure engine and test cell setup activities meet defined quality requirements.

Participate in Kaizen, continuous improvement, and other operational excellence initiatives to improve laboratory and test cell reliability, safety, productivity, and efficiency.

Coordinate maintenance and facility programs, including planning, scheduling, ordering, tracking, and completion of required activities.

Maintain appropriate maintenance, test setup, and equipment documentation and records.

Participate in quality procedures, self-audits, corrective actions, and improvement projects.

Ensure compliance with all applicable Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE) policies, procedures, standards, and regulatory requirements.

Collaborate with engineering, laboratory, maintenance, and other functional teams to resolve technical and operational issues.

Perform other duties and responsibilities as required to support laboratory and test cell operations.

Working knowledge of HVAC, refrigeration, ventilation, compressors, heat exchangers, hydraulic systems, and other facility mechanical equipment.

Ability to troubleshoot, repair, install, and maintain laboratory and facility equipment.

Understanding of engine test cell infrastructure, test stands, dynamometers, rigging, and associated mechanical systems.

Ability to interpret test requirements and prepare equipment and test setups accordingly.

Ability to interpret test plans and determine appropriate equipment, instrumentation, installation requirements, and test configurations.

Ability to configure and prepare test systems while considering safety, environmental, and technical requirements.

Working knowledge of measurement instruments, sensors, instrumentation systems, and data logging equipment.

Ability to verify equipment readiness and support reliable data acquisition and test results.

Knowledge of engine ECMs, test cell harness wiring, sensors, and control systems.

Ability to troubleshoot ECM fault codes and sensor-related issues.

Familiarity with ECM software and diagnostic tools such as Calterm, ASAM, and License Configuration Tool is advantageous.

Interprets maintenance records and equipment data to execute preventive and predictive maintenance activities.

Identifies potential equipment failures and takes appropriate action to improve reliability and minimize downtime.

Uses structured troubleshooting and problem-solving techniques to identify root causes and implement effective corrective actions.

Ability to troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and test equipment issues.

Demonstrates proactive safety behaviors and follows established HSE procedures while working with laboratory equipment, test cells, machinery, mechanical systems, and instrumentation.

Behavioral Competencies

Action Oriented – Takes initiative and responds with urgency to maintenance, equipment, and operational requirements.

Communicates Effectively – Communicates technical information clearly with engineers, technicians, maintenance teams, and other stakeholders.

Decision Quality – Makes timely and appropriate decisions when troubleshooting equipment and resolving operational issues.

Drives Results – Delivers reliable maintenance and test cell support while meeting agreed timelines and quality requirements.

Manages Complexity – Effectively handles multiple technical issues and priorities in a laboratory/test cell environment.

Collaborates – Works effectively with cross-functional teams to achieve shared objectives.

Values Differences – Respects diverse perspectives and contributes to an inclusive and collaborative work environment.

Health and Safety Fundamentals – Champions safe working practices and proactively identifies and addresses potential hazards.

Continuous Improvement Mindset – Actively contributes to Kaizen, process improvements, and initiatives that improve equipment reliability and operational effectiveness.

Qualifications

High school diploma, certificate of completion of secondary education, or equivalent experience in an appropriate STEM/technical field is required.

Diploma, ITI, technical certification, or a two-year associate-level qualification in Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, Mechatronics, Automotive, or a related technical field is preferred.

Relevant technical certifications in maintenance, HVAC, instrumentation, or industrial systems will be an advantage.

Must be willing and able to work in an engine laboratory/test cell environment and comply with applicable safety requirements.

Any locally required licenses or certifications for operating relevant equipment may be required.