Element is looking for a highly motivated Testing Technician to conduct various fire performance tests, including the analysis of test results to well defined standards and/or standard operating procedures. This position involves sample preparation, physical testing, scheduling, equipment setup, maintenance / calibration, client interaction, and report writing.
Element Toronto - Oakville is an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited testing laboratory within the Greater Toronto Area. The facility brings together two specialist disciplines under one roof: Building Science and Fire Testing.
Our Fire Testing services are nationally recognised for the evaluation of material and system behaviour to national and international fire safety standards. The behaviour of a burning object in a developing fire directly impacts how easily people can escape from the scene. Even when reaction to fire testing is not required under regulations, a relevant insurer or authority may request improvements to fire performance — making testing essential.
If you are not currently authorized to work in Canada without sponsorship, Element Materials Technology will not consider your job application. Any candidate must be lawfully eligible to work in Canada as a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident of the Canada.
Pay range: $26-30 CAD DOE
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