Job Description:

• 1) Inspects machined parts and mechanical or electrical assembly of electrical equipment to detect defective assemblies and ensure quality of production: Verifies dimensions and location or alignment of layouts of mechanical assemblies and electrical contacts, using micrometers, calipers, squares, rules, protractors, dial indicators, scales, and gauges.

• 2) Compares machined surfaces with finished blocks.

• 3) Examines parts to detect cracks, flaws, damaged surfaces, and burrs to ensure completeness.

• 4) Stops defective assembly or machining operations and notifies supervisor.

• 5) Examines colored wires connected to terminals of apparatus to verify wiring locations, and examines connections for excessive or loose solder.

• 6) Tests electrical characteristics, such as resistance, short circuits, continuity, and grounds, using test equipment.

• 7) Prepares inspection reports and records specified information on inspection tickets.

• 8) May operate bench lathe to machine salvageable parts.

• 9) May connect loose wires to terminals, using soldering iron or wire-wrapping gun.

• 10) May be designated according to product inspected as Transformer Inspector; Wiring Inspector.