Testing Technician
snelling staffing servicesDenton (TX)
About the role
Testing Tech Position We are seeking a mechanically inclined individual for our Testing Tech position. The main responsibility of this role is to perform pre-delivery inspections on brand new trucks before they are sent off to the main facility. The ideal candidate should be familiar with basic tools such as wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers, and hammers. The use of battery-powered impact and screw guns is preferred but not required. This role does not involve any diagnostics or extensive repairs.
Location: On site
Training – 6am to 5pm; Monday to Friday, Occasional Saturdays (maybe 1 every 6-8 weeks)
Responsibilities:
- Perform pre-delivery inspections on brand new trucks before they are sent off to the main facility
- Make small modifications to the trucks if necessary
- Familiarity with basic tools such as wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers, and hammers
- Preferred use of battery-powered impact and screw guns
- Work with high dollar shop tools such as frame drills and torque wrenches
- Maintain calibration of torque wrenches every quarter
Requirements:
- Mechanical inclination
- Familiarity with basic toolsAbility to work with battery-powered impact and screw guns
- Ability to work with high dollar shop toolsAbility to maintain calibration of torque wrenches every quarter
- Ability to work with metric and standard tools
- Experience working on cars is a plus
- This is not a climate controlled shop. Must be used to working in the heat.
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