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Gun Tester Jobs in Michigan (NOW HIRING)

Production Assembler

Grand Rapids, MI · On-site

$14.75 - $17.75/hr

Operates a cable tie gun and develops the ability to troubleshoot minor problems. * Sets up a continuity tester, tests finished product, and prints out the results sheets. * Bundles or bags product ...

Eng II - Test

Sterling Heights, MI · On-site

$79K - $134K/yr

Perform component-level testing, including vibration, shock, thermal, hydraulic, airflow ... naval guns, missile launchers, and ship repair...just to name a few. Our employees take pride in ...

This operation requires the tear down of the metal part/material by using a tear down gun, plasma ... Experience in push out, pull, and torque testing to analyze welds * Experience using a stereo ...

This operation requires the tear down of the metal part/material by using a tear down gun, plasma ... Experience in push out, pull, and torque testing to analyze welds * Experience using a stereo ...

This operation requires the tear down of the metal part/material by using a tear down gun, plasma ... Experience in push out, pull, and torque testing to analyze welds * Experience using a stereo ...

Field Technician, MI

Novi, MI · On-site

$19 - $20/hr

Blower door and duct testing equipment Foam guns, caulking tools, and sealing materials Ladders, attics, crawlspaces, and unfinished construction sites Active residential construction environments ...

Operator I

Auburn Hills, MI

$16.34 - $29.40/hr

Perform functional testing on completed systems in accordance with defined work processes and test ... screw guns. * Basic computer skills, including the ability to power on a computer, open and ...

Blower door and duct testing equipment Foam guns, caulking tools, and sealing materials Ladders, attics, crawlspaces, and unfinished construction sites Active residential construction environments ...

Lab Technician

Auburn Hills, MI · On-site

$49K - $53K/yr

Completing liquid property testing (viscosity, rheology, sag panels) * Applying adhesives to substrates using manual or auto caulking guns * Test lap shear, quick knife, dispense force and other ...

Field Technician, MI

Novi, MI · On-site

$19 - $20/hr

... testing equipment • Foam guns, caulking tools, and sealing materials • Ladders, attics, crawlspaces, and unfinished construction sites • Active residential construction environments The ...

Laboratory Technician

Auburn Hills, MI

$18 - $24/hr

Completing liquid property testing (viscosity, rheology, sag panels) * Applying adhesives to substrates using manual or auto caulking guns * Test lap shear, quick knife, dispense force and other ...

Assembly I

South Haven, MI · On-site

$15.25 - $18/hr

... guns, grinders, impact tools, air tools, plasma, angle squares, gauge meter, pressure gauges, etc ... Wire Stripping and cutting, Thermo form plastic injections molding, electronic assembly w/testing ...

... gun and beam transport electronics; and cooling and vacuum system interlocks * Conducts visual and electrical testing of RF components (waveguides, circulators, loads, windows) for signs of arcing ...

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How much do gun tester jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for gun tester in Michigan is $33.44, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $18.65 and $44.23 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a gun tester?

Gun testers are professionals responsible for evaluating firearms to ensure they meet safety, quality, and performance standards. They inspect, test-fire, and document the condition and functionality of guns, often working for manufacturers, law enforcement agencies, or firearms certification organizations. Their work helps identify defects, verify compliance with regulations, and improve product reliability. Gun testers must follow strict safety protocols and often have backgrounds in firearms technology, engineering, or law enforcement.

What are some common challenges faced by gun testers during product evaluation?

Gun testers often encounter challenges such as ensuring personal safety while handling firearms, maintaining strict adherence to testing protocols, and accurately documenting performance results. They must also stay up-to-date with evolving regulations and standards, which can vary depending on the firearm type and intended market. Additionally, working closely with engineers and designers to provide actionable feedback requires clear communication and attention to detail, as their assessments directly influence product improvements and safety.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a gun tester, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Gun Tester, you need in-depth knowledge of firearms, ballistics, and safety protocols, often supported by formal training in gunsmithing or armorer certification. Familiarity with testing equipment, data recording systems, and industry-standard safety gear is essential. Attention to detail, strong problem-solving skills, and the ability to communicate findings clearly are critical soft skills in this role. These competencies ensure accurate testing, compliance with safety standards, and the reliable evaluation of firearm performance.
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Production Assembler

VEZA Manufacturing

Grand Rapids, MI • On-site

$14.75 - $17.75/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 14 days ago


Job description

Description:

Position Summary:

The Production Assembler is an entry-level position responsible for the basic assembly of wire harnesses and cable assemblies. This position focuses on light assembly, wire splicing, heat shrinking, and labeling of wire assemblies by following standard work routines.


Organizational Values:

  1. Live to serve: Prioritizing service as our highest goal. We put the needs of others first, whether it is customers or team members. We are compassionate, helpful, and seek ways to make a positive impact.
  2. Driven to Succeed: We are ambitious, determined, and results oriented. We prioritize excellence, innovation, and continual improvement. Our aim is to exceed customer expectations and ensure their sustainable success, reflecting on our mission.
  3. Do What it Takes: We are proactive, resourceful, and determined. Everyone is empowered to take initiative and find solutions to problems, even if it means going beyond the usual call of duty.


Essential Responsibilities:

Production:

  1. Develops the ability to comprehend and use standard production documentation including blue prints, work orders, wire lists and other written instructions in order to determine and identify materials needed and carry out sequence of assembly.
  2. Develops the ability to correctly identify colors and uses basic measuring devices like rulers and measuring tapes.
  3. Distinguishes different components of assembly and understands the routing of the product through the production process.

Processing wires and cables:

  1. Plugs individual wires into connectors ensuring proper connection to meet productivity and quality standards.
  2. Cuts and processes multi-conductor cable.
  3. Performs assembly of wires through routing.
  4. Operates cutters of various types to cut cable, wire, and wire covering.
  5. Splices wires with limited errors.
  6. Operates heat shrink hand tool to close tube around wire.
  7. Understands the proper orientation of connectors, including various positions.
  8. Understands the proper orientation of terminals within a connector.
  9. Understands proper labeling process.
  10. Operates a cable tie gun and develops the ability to troubleshoot minor problems.
  11. Sets up a continuity tester, tests finished product, and prints out the results sheets.
  12. Bundles or bags product to the customer’s specifications.
  13. Packs finished assemblies for quality review.
  14. Adheres to safety standards when operating heat guns, strippers, cutters, and other hand tools.

Assembly inspection and time documentation:

  1. Visually inspects assemblies throughout the production process to ensure quality standards are met.
  2. Documents time per given project to adhere to projected budgets through electronic software.

Non-Essential Functions:

  1. Other duties as assigned.

Supervision Received:

Specific Direction: Follows established work procedures. Receives periodic checks for performance. Refers unique questions/conditions to immediate supervisor.


Supervisory Responsibilities:

No supervision: No supervisory responsibilities.

Requirements:

Other Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

  1. Current knowledge with/or ability to learn the IPC 620B Requirements and LEAN manufacturing principles.
  2. Ability to learn through verbal and written instruction and apply acquired training.
  3. Hand/eye coordination and dexterity.
  4. Strong ability to pay close attention to detail.
  5. Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions.
  6. Ability to modify behavior and work activities in response to new information, changing conditions, or unexpected obstacles.
  7. Ability to identify a problem and communicate with Team Leads.
  8. Motivation to learn and continuously improve skillset.
  9. Ability to work as a team.
  10. Great attendance and punctuality.
  11. Safety minded.

Core Competencies:

  1. Accuracy: Achievement of correct and precise work.
  2. Detail Oriented: Meticulous attention to all aspects of a situation or task and ensures accuracy in documentation and data.
  3. Quality Control: Ability to establish a system of high standards and maintain thee standards by testing the output against the specification, despite pressing deadlines.
  4. Accountability: Acceptance of responsibility and one's own actions.
  5. Task Completion: Ability to complete assigned tasks accurately and efficiently, following set procedures and following up when necessary.

Physical Requirements:

  • Work in stationary position- more than 5 hours
  • Move about work area- less than 2 hours
  • Use hands/fingers to handle or feel- more than 5 hours
  • Reach with hands and arms- more than 5 hours
  • Ascend/Descend (stairs/ladder/etc.)- none
  • Bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl- none
  • Communicate with various parties- less than 2 hours
  • Detect flavors or smells- none
  • Move containers up to 10 pounds- less than 2 hours
  • Visual acuity- more than 5 hours
  • Read and understand written word- less than 2 hours
  • Drive/Travel- none
  • Operate computer and general office machines- less than 2 hours
  • Operate Machines: G-press termination machine, splicer machine, stripper machine, wire twister machine- none

Environmental Conditions:

  • Normal office environment: No exposure to extreme heat, cold, noise or chemicals or hazardous equipment- less than 2 hours
  • Plant environment: Exposure to dust, seasonal colder temperatures in warehouse- more than 5 hours
  • Travel: Limited exposure to outside elements- none