Gage Crib Operator

ITT Inc. - English US•Valencia, CA

4h•$30 - $44

About The Position

The Gage Crib Operator performs testing and inspection in accordance with engineering specifications, test procedures, and instructions to verify compliance with drawings, product documentation, and shop order requirements. The role interprets blueprints, complex electrical wiring schematics, test procedures, and shop order instructions to set up and perform functional electrical and mechanical tests on a variety of products, generally under minimum supervision. The operator verifies conformance using electrical and mechanical test equipment, documents test results, and sets up or changes fittings and gauges. The position also involves checking dial-gauge accuracy against a master gauge and making necessary adjustments. Work requires experience with high-pressure systems, plumbing hardware, and test fixtures for single- and multi-port product assemblies.

Requirements

A minimum of 5–7 years of recent inspection experience or other related test experience.
Working knowledge of high-pressure systems, plumbing hardware, and electrical and mechanical test equipment.
Ability to use or work with flow meters, pressure gauges, volt meters, timers, amp meters, power supplies, flow-test equipment, and torque gauges.
Ability to work with high pressure, solvents, and fluids.
Ability to read and write in English and communicate effectively.
Ability to document test findings and follow verbal and written instructions.
Appropriate math skills to perform conversion calculations.
Ability to interpret blueprints, complex electrical wiring schematics, test procedures, and instructions.
Must be a U.S. person within the meaning of ITAR: a U.S. citizen, U.S. permanent resident, political asylee, or refugee.

Responsibilities

Interpret blueprints, complex electrical wiring schematics, test procedures, and shop order instructions.
Set up and perform functional electrical and mechanical tests on a variety of products.
Verify conformance to specifications using appropriate electrical and mechanical test equipment.
Document test results and findings in accordance with applicable test procedures.
Set up and change fittings and gauges.
Check the accuracy of dial gauges against a master gauge and make necessary adjustments.
Test and adapt fixtures for single- and multi-port product assemblies.
Perform pressure-differential and flow-rate conversion calculations.