R&D Lab Technician II

TechnipFMC
Dunfermline
1 year ago
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R&D Lab Technician II

Location:

Hyderabad, IN

Employment type: Employee Place of work: Office Offshore/Onshore: Onshore

TechnipFMC is committed to driving real change in the energy industry. Our ambition is to build a sustainable future through relentless innovation and global collaboration – and we want you to be part of it. You’ll be joining a culture that values curiosity, expertise, and ideas as well as diversity, inclusion, and authenticity. Bring your unique energy to our team of more than 20,000 people worldwide, and discover a rewarding, fulfilling, and varied career that you can take in anywhere you want to go.

Job Purpose

•Conducts tests, manufactures prototypes, dissections, and qualification tests under general supervision

Job Description

• Executes tests, creates prototypes and dissects products, preparing reports according to the work demands and applicable procedures

• Reviews the tests schedules and insures that all tools and materials necessary to meet the schedules are on hand prior to the test start dates

• Establishes the activity report, regularly maintains equipment, and ensures management of the store

• Executes several operations: mechanics, hydraulics, handling, armoring, spiraling, end fitting

• Collects, records and maintains quality records and required test documentation

• Works in accordance with health and safety procedures

You are meant for this job if:

• High school diploma with experience or technical diploma with mechanical engineering and production automation skills

• Min. 2 years of experience

• Some knowledge of ISO and other applicable standards and guidelines

Skills

Additional Skills

Leadership Competencies

Act with AgilityAdopt a Growth MindsetProblem Solving

Being a global leader in the energy industry requires an inclusive and diverse environment. TechnipFMC promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion by ensuring equal opportunities to all ages, races, ethnicities, religions, sexual orientations, gender expressions, disabilities, or all other pluralities. We celebrate who you are and what you bring. Every voice matters and we encourage you to add to our culture.

TechnipFMC respects the rights and dignity of those it works with and promotes adherence to internationally recognized human rights principles for those in its value chain.

Learn more about TechnipFMC and find other open positions by visiting our Career Page.

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Date posted: Sep 4, 2024 Requisition number: 8703

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