Furniture Testing Engineer

Job Description:
1. Product Performance Testing
- Conduct physical performance tests on furniture products (e.g., load-bearing, stability, abrasion resistance) and environmental adaptability tests (e.g., impact of temperature/humidity changes on materials).
- Verify compliance with industry standards (e.g., ISO, ASTM) or client-specific requirements to ensure product safety and durability.
2. Material and Process Evaluation
- Test furniture materials for eco-friendliness (e.g., formaldehyde emissions), fire resistance, strength, etc., and evaluate the rationality of production processes.
- Analyze test data, propose material optimization or process improvement recommendations, and support R&D teams in enhancing product quality.
3. Issue Diagnosis and Improvement
- Identify product defects or potential risks (e.g., structural design flaws, material aging issues), draft detailed test reports, and drive corrective actions.
- Participate in product development cycles, providing design optimization suggestions from a testing perspective.
4. Standard and Process Management
- Monitor updates to domestic and international furniture industry regulations and testing standards, and develop internal testing procedures and guidelines.
- Manage calibration and maintenance of testing equipment and tools to ensure result accuracy.
5. Cross-Department Collaboration
- Collaborate with design, production, and quality control departments to ensure testing requirements are integrated throughout the product lifecycle.
- Support customer complaint analysis and refine testing protocols to reduce market issues.