6 manufacturing jobs found in Arlington, TX

Description: You will be the Mechanical Assembly Inspector for the Inspection Team. Our team is responsible for ensuring quality and compliance of mechanical assemblies. What You Will Be Doing As the Mechanical Assembly Inspector you will be responsible for performing a variety of inspection operations on mechanical parts and assemblies throughout the product lifecycle. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Conduct inspections of mechanical parts, assemblies, tools, jigs, fixtures, prototypes, training devices, and detail parts. Utilize visual, layout, and conventional measurement techniques and equipment. Verify compliance with manufacturing prototype, production development, and production program specifications. Document inspection results and report non‑conformances. Support continuous improvement by identifying opportunities for quality enhancements. Why Join Us Do you want to be part of a company culture that...

Description: You will be the Mechanical Inspector for the Mechanical Inspection Team. Our team is responsible for ensuring quality and compliance of mechanical components and assemblies. What You Will Be Doing As the Mechanical Inspector you will be responsible for performing comprehensive inspections of mechanical parts and installations across prototype, development, and production programs. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Conduct inspections of mechanical parts, assemblies, tools, jigs, fixtures, prototypes, and training devices. Utilize visual, layout, and conventional measurement techniques and equipment. Verify compliance with manufacturing, development, and production specifications. Document inspection results and generate quality reports. Collaborate with engineering and production teams to resolve non‑conformances. Why Join Us We seek a detail‑oriented, collaborative professional who thrives in a...

Description: You will be the CMM Inspector for our manufacturing team. Our team is responsible for ensuring the quality and accuracy of mechanical parts and installations, from prototypes to production programs. What You Will Be Doing As the CMM Mechanical Inspector you will be responsible for performing a variety of inspection operations on mechanical parts, assemblies, tools, jigs, fixtures, and prototypes throughout the product lifecycle. Your responsibilities will include: Perform a variety of inspection operations of mechanical parts and installations fabricated and/or assembled such as; completed systems, assemblies, tools, jigs, fixtures, prototypes, training devices and detail parts on manufacturing prototype, production development and/or production programs. Perform inspections utilizing a variety of techniques, inspection equipment and instruments to include visual, layout methods and various conventional types of measurement devices. Why...

Description: You will be the Facility Operations Supervisor - Level 3 for the Facility Operations team which is responsible for overseeing chillers, boilers, pumps, and associated equipment supporting the Fort Worth plant infrastructure. What You Will Be Doing As the Facility Operations Supervisor - Level 3 you will be responsible for managing 24/7 operation of large chillers and boilers, directing hourly staff, and coordinating repairs with Plant Engineering. Your responsibilities will include: Supervise scheduled employees and union/CBA members to ensure continuous operation of chillers, boilers, pumps, and related equipment. Coordinate repairs and maintenance activities with Plant Engineering and other support groups. Maintain compliance with safety, quality, budget, and union‑contract requirements. Monitor system performance, troubleshoot issues, and implement corrective actions to minimize downtime. Manage a 9×80 work schedule, providing...

Description: Determines routing of wires and conduits and determines location and method of installing such electrical units as switches, outlets, junction boxes, rectifiers, transformers and generators on electrical parts of all building facilities branch circuits feeding machine tools and other fixed equipment. Installations shall guided by trade practice, blueprints, wiring diagrams and state, municipal and underwriters' specifications, codes and ordinances. Determines advisability or need for repair or replacement with a new unit, best and safest method of restoring interrupted service and necessity and type of scaffolding to use. Computes wire gauge, power and load limit requirements when this information is not furnished using charts and handbooks considering such factors as amperage, load and distance to power supply. Installs, tests, troubleshoots, and maintains such equipment as large three phase motors, transformer banks, welding generators, panels having several...

Description: You will be the Facilities Engineer - Level 2 for the Facilities Engineering team which is responsible for managing high‑ and low‑voltage infrastructure projects in an advanced aeronautical manufacturing plant. What You Will Be Doing As the Facilities Engineer - Level 2 you will be responsible for delivering safe, compliant, and cost‑effective power infrastructure solutions. "Your responsibilities will include:" Develop and oversee design, construction, and commissioning of high‑ and low‑voltage systems, ensuring compliance with NEC, NESC, IEEE, and related codes. Create and manage project budgets, cost estimates, schedules, and statements of work for capital‑intensive infrastructure initiatives. Perform single‑line, relay, and metering diagram design, as well as capacity and demand analyses to support plant growth. Coordinate with engineering disciplines, internal customers, and A&E firms to align projects with technical requirements,...