Bridgestone Americas
Automotive
Technician
“Technician at Bridgestone Americas. Skills: Rubber compound preparation, Physical testing. Prepare rubber specimens. Operate testing equipment”
What You'll Achieve.
Meet customer needs; Exceed customer needs; Improve safety levels; Improve quality levels; Improve productivity levels
Industry & Context.
Troubleshoot laboratory equipment
Lift items up to 50 pounds, Work with chemicals, Work in areas with fumes, Work in areas with dust, Work in areas with heat, Work in areas with noise, Stand most of the workday
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
High school diploma (or equivalent), Basic computer skills: Microsoft Office Suite, email and web-based navigation, 1-2 years of related experience
Nice to Have
Three to five years of laboratory testing or rubber/polymer work experience
What You'll Do.
Prepare rubber specimens
Operate testing equipment
Operate preparation equipment
Maintain laboratory equipment
Troubleshoot laboratory equipment
Compile operating records
Compile control records
Compile reports of test results
Complete tasks under supervision
Identify safety issues
Communicate quality issues
Perform physical tests
Prepare rubber compounds
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Work with teammates
Communication Scope
Communicate effectively
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