Inspector Elec-Mech Phys Test

Kansas City National Security Campus•Kansas City, MO

71d•Onsite

About The Position

Performs visual, mechanical, and electrical inspection functions which do not require electrical or electronic knowledge, on electrical, mechanical, or electromechanical parts or materials to determine conformance to predetermined limits. Performs mechanical and physical electrical inspection using equipment which is go-no-go or is calibrated directly in the unit being measured. Electrical test results do not require interpretation or analysis and no electrical adjustments of the item being tested are required. Minor adjustments of test equipment not requiring knowledge of electrical circuitry may be necessary. Performs physical testing, both destructive and non-destructive on materials, piece parts, sub-assemblies and assemblies where tolerances and quality standards are furnished, using prescribed methods and procedures. Responsible for performing tests such as Compression, Deflection, Elongation, Tensile Strength, Crush Testing, Hardness Testing (involving the necessity for mount making) and Leak Detection. Performs thickness testing of inorganic coatings (involving the necessity for making mounts). Uses gages, test equipment, and other tools and devices necessary to the performance of the task. Operates equipment to induce artificial environmental conditions for testing, but performs no inspections while under induced artificial environmental conditions. Records and is responsible for the accuracy of inspection data. Responsible for proper handling of parts, including packaging and for proper care of equipment used. Inspects the product for proper packaging prior to release from the department. Responsible for preparation of parts and inspection for detection of surface flaws by use of dye penetrant methods, determination of dimensions and finishes, conformance to specifications for rejection or acceptance of an item. Initiates and/or completes necessary quality records, test data, and other associated paperwork required to accomplish acceptance, rejection, and movement of material. Works from prints, drawings, sketches, specifications, packing sheets and other written or verbal instructions. May perform in-process inspection. May check and top off lubricants as necessary.

Requirements

Tech/Trade School Training Certification
In lieu of Certification, One (1) year or more experience using dimensional measuring equipment in a manufacturing, inspection, environment, or related work experience
US Citizenship, able to obtain and maintain US DOE Q level security clearance
High School Diploma or GED
Ability to work any shift
One (1) year or more experience using dimensional measuring equipment in a manufacturing, inspection environment, or a related field
Ability to carry up to 20 pounds and lift up to 40 pounds
Must meet eye exam requirements
Ability to obtain and maintain issued stamp certification
Working knowledge of arithmetic.
Working knowledge of schematics and blueprints
Experience evaluating products or materials to ensure design requirements are met

Responsibilities

Performs visual, mechanical, and electrical inspection functions which do not require electrical or electronic knowledge, on electrical, mechanical, or electromechanical parts or materials to determine conformance to predetermined limits.
Performs mechanical and physical electrical inspection using equipment which is go-no-go or is calibrated directly in the unit being measured.
Performs physical testing, both destructive and non-destructive on materials, piece parts, sub-assemblies and assemblies where tolerances and quality standards are furnished, using prescribed methods and procedures.
Performs tests such as Compression, Deflection, Elongation, Tensile Strength, Crush Testing, Hardness Testing (involving the necessity for mount making) and Leak Detection.
Performs thickness testing of inorganic coatings (involving the necessity for making mounts).
Uses gages, test equipment, and other tools and devices necessary to the performance of the task.
Operates equipment to induce artificial environmental conditions for testing, but performs no inspections while under induced artificial environmental conditions.
Records and is responsible for the accuracy of inspection data.
Responsible for proper handling of parts, including packaging and for proper care of equipment used.
Inspects the product for proper packaging prior to release from the department.
Responsible for preparation of parts and inspection for detection of surface flaws by use of dye penetrant methods, determination of dimensions and finishes, conformance to specifications for rejection or acceptance of an item.
Initiates and/or completes necessary quality records, test data, and other associated paperwork required to accomplish acceptance, rejection, and movement of material.
Works from prints, drawings, sketches, specifications, packing sheets and other written or verbal instructions.
May perform in-process inspection.
May check and top off lubricants as necessary.