Mechanical Quality Inspector

Crusoe•Brighton, CO

1d•$29 - $33•Onsite

About The Position

The Mechanical Quality Inspector is a quality professional responsible for safeguarding product integrity across the entire manufacturing lifecycle—spanning Incoming Quality Control (IQC), In-Process Quality Control (IPQC), and Outgoing Quality Control (OQC). Supporting both Modular Data Center (Spark) and Power Distribution Center (PDC) product lines, this role executes end-to-end inspections for mechanical and structural systems. From validating incoming raw components and structural assemblies, to performing in-process inspections and authorizing final ship release, the Quality Inspector ensures every product meets strict engineering specifications, safety codes, and customer requirements.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED required
5+ years of experience in mechanical and/or electrical quality inspection in a heavy manufacturing, panel shop, or modular integration environment (an Associate's degree substitutes for 2 years of experience).
Advanced capability to interpret mechanical assembly drawings, structural steel prints, piping/HVAC diagrams, and detailed bill of materials (BOMs).
Demonstrated experience using precision mechanical measuring tools (calipers, micrometers, protractors, laser levels, feeler gauges, calibrated torque wrenches).
Expertise in dimensional inspections to verify part geometry, including bend angles and radius, flange lengths and hole locations.
Knowledge of structural steel framing, high-strength bolting requirements (AISC/IBC standards for snug-tight, pretensioned, and slip-critical connections), and calibrated torque wrench application.
Competence in analyzing material test reports (MTR) to validate metal alloy grades, sheet metal thickness, and material strength and chemical characteristics.
Competence in visual weld inspection (welding symbols, defect detection like porosity, undercut, penetration) and reviewing Weld Procedure Specifications (WPS).
Expertise in performing paint/coating dry film thickness (DFT) measurements and verifying proper coating procedures are followed.
Experience inspecting modular enclosure framing, structural lifting points/lugs, door alignment, weather seals/gaskets, and IP/NEMA sealing for outdoor environmental resistance.
Proficiency with MS Office/Google Workspace, digital Quality Management Systems (QMS), and ERP software.
Ability to maneuver around large modular units, work at heights, climb ladders, and inspect confined or hard-to-reach spaces.
Position is designated as safety-sensitive. Mandatory participation in company safety, drug, and alcohol programs.

Nice To Haves

Technical certificate or Associate’s degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Industrial Technology preferred.
ICC Structural Steel and Bolting Special Inspector (S1), AWS Certified Weld Inspector (CWI) or formal non-destructive examination (NDE) training, NACE / AMPP Coating Inspector Certification (Level 1+), ASQ Certified Quality Inspector (CQI), or Lean Six Sigma Yellow or Green Belt.
Direct exposure to industry standards including AISC 360, AWS D1.1, and IBC specifications.
Familiarity with X-ray diffraction and other microscopic analysis techniques for copper parts management.
Experience operating forklifts, overhead cranes, or rigging equipment.
Electrical system knowledge including working knowledge of IEC, NEC, NFPA, IEEE, NEMA, or NETA ATS/MTS testing specifications, and the ability to identify electrical components, hardware, and equipment.

Responsibilities

Inspect raw materials, structural steel, and sub-assemblies upon arrival against purchase orders, engineering specs, drawings, supplier CoCs (Certificate of Compliance), and supplier OQC reports to prevent non-conforming materials from entering production.
Perform designated hold-point inspections during structural fabrication and enclosure assembly. Ensure alignment and structural fit-up before downstream work continues.
Conduct comprehensive pre-shipment inspections on completed modular units including traceability & genealogy requirements. Verify final mechanical fit-and-finish, cosmetic quality requirements, printing & label accuracy, shipping bracing, weatherproofing, and loose-ship inventories prior to signing the final ship release.
Identify, tag, and document non-conforming items (NCRs). Collaborate with Engineering, Production, and Quality Leadership to execute root-cause analyses and prevent defect recurrence (CAPA).
Maintain complete inspection records—including hold-point sign-offs, torque logs, photo documentation, and shipping checklists—ensuring full unit traceability.
Enforce compliance with ISO 9001 standards and applicable product and building code requirements (AISC 360, ASTM, AWS D1.1, IBC). Participate in Lean/5S initiatives to streamline inspection workflows and improve product quality trends.