Test Technician- 2nd Shift

Overview

Test Technician ensures compressors run smoothly through setup, testing, and maintenance.

Key Responsibilities

• compressor testing
• preventive maintenance
• contractor coordination
• troubleshooting
• test logging
• safety compliance

Tasks

-Perform compressor testing activities, including installation/removal, equipment setup, and executing tests according to formal Test Request Forms (TRFs). -Conduct routine inspections and perform preventive maintenance to ensure equipment uptime and reliability. -Coordinate work with contractors, ensure safety compliance, and maintain a clean, safe, well-organized lab environment. -Troubleshoot and repair mechanical and electrical systems, supporting installations, upgrades, and modifications as needed. -Maintain accurate test logs and organize test data to support engineering analysis and project documentation.

Requirements

• industrial maintenance
• troubleshooting
• 2nd shift
• epa608
• copper soldering
• ms office

What You Bring

-Experience in industrial maintenance (5+ years) with strong ability to troubleshoot and work hands-on with mechanical and electrical systems. -Flexibility to work the 2nd shift (2:30 PM–11:00 PM) and support alternative shifts, weekends, or holidays as needed. -A motivated, safety-minded team member with a willingness to learn—plus bonus points for copper pipe soldering skills, EPA608 certification, or refrigeration knowledge. -Comfort working independently and taking ownership of assigned equipment and tasks. -Ability to interpret technical manuals, blueprints, and electrical schematics, with fundamental computer knowledge (Windows/MS Office).

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Benefits

-We promote from within and support your learning with mentoring, training, and access to global opportunities. -You’ll have flexibility, autonomy, and support to do your best work while maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Your well-being matters to us. -You’ll receive benefits like 13th salary, annual bonus, paid vacation, pension plans, personal insurance, and more. These vary by country and contract, but they’re worth asking about—we think they’re pretty great.

About Danfoss

-Begun in 1933 with a novel refrigeration valve and soon introduced thermostatic radiator valves, driving early energy-efficiency innovation. -Expanded into hydraulics, power electronics, and sensor systems, launching the first VLT frequency converter in 1968 and acquiring notable divisions such as Vacon and Eaton Hydraulics. -Typical projects range from district-energy systems and marine/offshore equipment to EV drivetrain modules, industrial automation, and large-scale cold-chain refrigeration. -Expertise spans HVAC, mobile & industrial hydraulics, AC drives & power electronics, high-pressure pumps, sensing/control components, and fire-safety systems.

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