Mechanical & Physical Engineer

Possible 3 Month CTH . Role name: Master Gas Lab Gas Blending and Analysis Engineer Work Location: Auburn Hills , Michigan (Onsite) Start date: Immediate availability. Background check MANDATORY This position within the Client specialty gas lab, in Auburn Hills, supports CFR 1065/1066 vehicle/engine Emissions Testing by blending and analyzing NIST traceable and ISO 17025 compliant calibration gasses. The specialty gas lab provides 6-pack and single cylinder compressed calibration gasses to both the Chrysler Technical Center (CTC - Chassis Dyno Cells & Engine Dyno Cells) and the Client Proving Grounds (Client - Chassis Dyno Cells). Key Responsibilities: Managing inventories of SRMs (standard reference material) and calibration gasses, bulk gasses (Nitrogen, Oxygen, FID fuel - H2/N2 and H2/He), coordinating shipments between labs, ordering gasses which cannot be blended in house, documenting certificates of analysis and uncertainty reports, and ensuring GHS compliant SDS for all products are up to date. Coordination of bottle hydrostatic testing. Management of 750 6-pack manifolds (4500 bottles) equaling 90%+ of workload and 10% or less of single cylinder bottle blends for 60+ compressed gas products across 35 gas analyzer ranges (CO, CO2, HC, NO, O2). Basic Requirements: 15+ years experience with vehicle and engine conventional emissions exhaust measurement analyzers (HC, CO, CO2, NOx, O2, N2O, CH4) 15+ years experience with gas analysis 15+ years experience with gas blending 15+ years experience with HORIBA, AVL and Richmond Instruments analysis equipment Subject matter expert with all compressed gas handling/storage and hazardous material safety requirements and procedures including 6-pack gas bottle carts with a common manifold Subject matter expert with NIST, CFR 1065/1066, and ISO 17025 certification requirements Ability to lift/move gas cylinders and install gas regulators Safety focused and detail oriented Team player with good communication skills Dedicated and well organized Preferred Requirements: Experience in Chemistry analysis with liquid chromatograph and gas chromatograph or relevant technical experience General understanding of vehicle powertrain and exhaust after treatment #J-18808-Ljbffr