I was contacted by a recruiter and applied. A couple of days later, she called me and asked questions about pH balance, loosening rusted bolts (what would I use to remove them), and how to measure current, among other topics.

She then said she would forward my answers and resume to the hiring manager, and I might be called for an interview.

The next day, I received an email inviting me for an interview.

I interviewed at the Fab in Chandler, AZ.

Decisions came out in about a week.

1. Tell us a time you made a suggestion to your boss.

2. Tell us a time you saw a safety issue and how you handled it.

3. Tell us a time your coworker wasn't doing their share of the work.

4. Tell us a time you had to deal with a high-pressure situation.

5. What is a torque wrench and when would you use it? Why use it instead of a regular wrench?

6. Troubleshoot a broken Christmas light.

7. A single and double pulley system: which is better and why?

8. A math question that asks to calculate the radius of a pipe.

9. Which is more dangerous: DC or AC, and why?