Reliability Analyst - Level 1

Purpose

1. This position is responsible for learning all aspects of sample analysis, interpretation of results, and providing explanation of data to customers.

1. OSHA laws require the use of the following Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when performing work duties that have the potential of risk to your health or safety. At POLARIS Laboratories, when going through the Laboratory it is required that you wear eye protection.
2. Team members will be trained in the proper use and care of assigned PPE. POLARIS Laboratories provides the required PPE. It is your responsibility to report defective, damaged or lost PPE, or equipment that does not fit properly, to your Manager.
3. To ensure safety throughout the facility, all employees are required to maintain up to date HAZMAT, OSHA, RCRA, and General Laboratory Safety training as defined within the POLARIS Quality System.

1. Responsible for data quality and accuracy
2. Interprets data, analyzes results, and presents recommended course of action to customers
3. Prepare analysis reports for customers
4. Customer contact regarding testing and report feedback
5. Responsible for learning all aspects of data analysis process
6. Additional duties as required by management

1. Wearing of personal protective equipment as required
2. Will at times be working in lab setting with exposure to petroleum products, fumes, odors, mists, and dusts
3. Ability to distinguish colors and odors
4. Ability to work independently and in a team environment
5. Ability to work under pressure and deadlines
6. Detail-oriented
7. Ability to multi-task
8. Computer literate
9. Proficiency with Microsoft Office products
10. STEM degree
11. Understanding of testing procedures and test results preferred
12. Two or more years related experience in Oil Analysis, Lubrication, Maintenance or Reliability Engineering preferred

1. While these have been the traditional, physical demands to perform the essential functions of the job, POLARIS® Laboratories, LLC will explore providing reasonable accommodations to these traditional, physical demands to a qualified person with a disability.         Frequency Key: Never – 0 hours; Rare – up to 1 hour; Occasional – 1-3 hours; Frequent – 3-6 Hours; Constant – 6-8 hours

2. Physical Activity	Frequency	Physical Activity	Frequency
   Sitting	Constant	Near Vision	Constant
   Walking	Occasional	Far Vision	Frequent
   Climbing stairs	Rare	Hearing	Constant
   Crouching/Bending/Stooping	Rare	Talking	Constant
   Reaching	Rare	Smell	Rare
   Grasping	Occasional	Lifting/Carrying	Rare
   Pushing/Pulling	Rare	Travel	Rare
   Shaking	Never	Repetitive motion (arm and shoulder)	Constant