Production Technician

Job Title: Production Technician

Location: College Station, TX

Position Summary

Telios Corporation is seeking a Production Technician to join our Telios Industrial group at our College Station facility. This position builds, assembles, tests, and performs quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) inspections on data and communications cabinets and other custom industrial products.

The technician works from approved drawings, bills of materials, and work instructions to fabricate parts, install components, and verify completed assemblies meet project specifications. Working closely with engineering and service teams, this role helps deliver reliable products through accurate workmanship, thorough testing, and complete quality documentation.

Responsibilities

• Fabricate and assemble cabinets, enclosures, mounting hardware, and other industrial products using approved drawings, specifications, and work instructions
• Measure, mark, cut, drill, deburr, and fit materials; install racks, brackets, fasteners, and mechanical components to specified dimensions and tolerances
• Install and secure cabinet components, including cooling equipment, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), automatic transfer switches (ATS), power distribution units (PDU), and related cabling, as assigned and within required training and authorization
• Use hand tools, power tools, shop machinery, precision measuring instruments, torque tools, and test equipment safely and accurately
• Perform incoming, in-process, and final QA/QC inspections; verify materials, dimensions, component placement, connections, labeling, fastener torque, and overall workmanship against approved requirements
• Perform functional testing using approved procedures; record results, identify defects, troubleshoot assembly issues, and complete authorized rework and retesting
• Document inspection findings, test results, component identification, and assembly changes; report nonconforming materials or products and prevent their release until resolved through the established approval process
• Coordinate with engineering and production personnel to resolve drawing discrepancies, component fit issues, and quality concerns; support improvements to assembly methods
• Receive, organize, move, package, and prepare materials and finished products for shipment using forklifts, hand trucks, pallet jacks, and other handling equipment within required training and authorization
• Follow applicable OSHA General Industry safety standards and company procedures, including PPE, machine guarding, electrical safety, lockout/tagout, and safe lifting; inspect tools and maintain a clean, organized work area

Minimum Criteria

• High school diploma or GED equivalent
• 1+ year of fabrication, assembly, manufacturing, or comparable shop experience involving mechanical or electromechanical products
• Demonstrated work experience applying and knowledge of applicable OSHA General Industry (29 CFR Part 1910) safety standards in a shop or manufacturing environment
• Demonstrated work experience safely using hand tools, power tools, and shop equipment, such as drills, saws, grinders, and drill presses
• Experience using precision measuring instruments and equipment, such as calipers, micrometers, squares, and torque wrenches, to verify dimensions and assembly requirements
• Ability to read and follow fabrication or assembly drawings, bills of materials, written work instructions, and inspection or test procedures; proficiency with basic shop math and measurement conversions
• Experience performing product inspections or assembly checks, documenting results, and identifying and communicating defects or deviations from specifications
• Experience using forklifts, hand trucks, pallet jacks, and similar material handling equipment; ability to complete required employer training and operator evaluation before operating powered industrial trucks
• Ability to follow established test procedures and learn product-specific test equipment; basic computer skills to enter production, inspection, and test records
• Attention to detail, sound troubleshooting skills, and the ability to communicate clearly and work effectively with engineering and production teams
• Ability to perform hands-on shop duties, including standing, bending, reaching, handling tools, and moving materials with appropriate assistance or equipment, with or without reasonable accommodation