Fender Musical Instruments Corporation · 6 hours ago

Guitar Inspector I

San Bernardino, CA

Full-time

Remote

Entry Level

$18/hr - $18/hr

1+ years exp

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Responsibilities

Place product on workstation for a thorough inspection.

Inspect for cosmetic finish flaws, sharp uneven surface, test for sound deficiencies, replace damaged parts, and adjust components to meet product criteria specifications

File bone nut slots to specifications using correct file size

Use sandpaper to sand bone nut to a smooth radius finish

Use hand tools- screwdriver, filer, caliper, and powered tools to perform necessary minor repairs

Use ruler and caliper to capture radius measurements

Tune test guitar for playability and intonation

Assure all component parts are installed correctly and meet finish criteria

Make necessary adjustments to component parts-bridge/saddle, nut, neck, pickups, etc

Hand feel product and visually inspect product for any damage scratches that don’t pass criteria

Wipe product with cloth and buff/polish guitars that need a smooth shine finish

Additional duties as assigned

Qualification

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Guitar building skillsWoodworking skillsFinishing skillsFret leveling/dressingGuitar playing experienceProduct knowledgeCalipers usageMicrometer usageDigital multimeter usageSoldering equipmentSafety procedures adherencePersonal protective equipment

Required

1-2 years’ experience and/or training, preferably in production inspection and guitar playing experience

High School Diploma or equivalent

Strong guitar building, woodworking and finishing skills, in addition to a full understanding of raw material specifications

Excellent product knowledge of all models in current and past production

Knowledge and skills with fret leveling/dressing

Guitar playing background

Strong verbal and written communication skills

Experience with use of calipers, micrometer, digital multimeter, guitar building hand tools, feeler gauges, soldering equipment, and buffing wheel

Ability to adhere to safety procedures, rules, and regulations at all times, and to wear personal protective equipment while on the factory floor, including, without limitation: safety glasses, gloves, earplugs, hair nets, paint suits, mask, respirators, and protective footwear.