Mechanical Assembly Inspector – Voltage Test Specialist

Ready to build, test, and certify?

If you enjoy putting complex builds together and proving they perform through rigorous voltage testing and QA/QC checks, this role is for you.

Where and when

• Location: Denton, TX
• Schedule: Mon–Fri, 7:00am–3:30pm
• Pay rate: $23/hour

What you will tackle

• Translate engineering drawings and SOPs into precise mechanical assemblies
• Run voltage tests, verify results, and record inspection data with accuracy
• Check conformance to specifications and quality standards before release
• Operate hand tools, power tools, torque tools, and measurement devices
• Diagnose issues in both mechanical and electrical domains
• Keep your workcell organized and compliant with safety procedures
• Interface with engineering, production, and quality to resolve findings

Ask yourself

• Can you read blueprints, electrical schematics, and SOPs with confidence?
• Do you thrive in a production environment where accuracy and pace both matter?
• Are you comfortable performing QA/QC inspections and documenting results?
• Do you enjoy troubleshooting when a test point is off or a fitment is tight?

Must-haves

• Mechanical assembly or manufacturing experience
• QA/QC inspection or testing background
• Familiarity with electrical or high-voltage testing (preferred, not required)
• Competence with hand and power tools; attention to torque and measurement
• Detail-first mindset with strong safety habits
• Ability to stand, lift, and move parts/equipment during the shift

Nice to have

• Electronics, electrical assembly, or power systems experience
• IPC or similar certifications
• Basic computer and data entry ability

The technical stack you will use

• Electrical schematics and blueprint reading
• Troubleshooting skills for mechanical and electrical issues
• Pneumatics experience plus pneumatics troubleshooting
• 120/208/240/480 voltage systems; high voltage systems
• Hydraulics experience
• Electrical / electronic systems
• Conduit pulling and low voltage cabling installation
• Tape measure reading and precision inspection tools
• Maintenance and repair skills
• Mechanical assembly methods
• Equipment installation and wiring

How success looks

Your builds pass voltage tests on the first attempt, your inspection records are airtight, and you catch issues early—keeping production flowing and quality high.