Quality Control Inspector

The QC Inspector is responsible for the inspection of incoming parts from suppliers and those machined in-house, to the print specifications furnished by engineering through the use of the following tools: calipers, micrometers, bore gages, super-mics, comparator, hardness tester, height gages and indicators, thread gages, surface plate methods, and durometer gages.

Essential Responsibilities:

· Inspect of incoming parts for quality control.

· In process inspection of machine shop parts

· Complete First Piece Inspections.

· Complete inspection of engineering prototypes for quality control.

· Initiate and issue Notice (DMRs) for nonconforming parts and products

· Maintain required documentation for quality tool and system compliance.

· Designate part status accordingly (accept or reject based on inspection and specifications) in company ERP system.

· Determine systematic and best practice for inspection methods

· Distinguish, prepare and present inspection reports with technical details as to the acceptance or rejection circumstances.

· Provide technical troubleshooting guidance to machine shop and production areas with competence and data driven information; Determine, document and investigate inline rejections

· Maintain calibration database of thread gages and designated inspection tools

· Calibrate measurement equipment for quality control reliability.

· Communicate status updates to the Quality, Supply Chain and Vendors with findings and corrective action recommendations.

The QC Inspector is responsible for the inspection of incoming parts from suppliers and those machined in-house, to the print specifications furnished by engineering through the use of the following tools: calipers, micrometers, bore gages, super-mics, comparator, hardness tester, height gages and indicators, thread gages, surface plate methods, and durometer gages.

Essential Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

· Must be able to read Engineering drawings, specs, blueprints, documents, and manuals.

· Must have strong proficiency of GDT (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing)

· Must be able to program and use the CMM (coordinate measuring machine)

· Minimum Associates Degree in Engineering/Industrial Technology or 7 years’ experience working in an industrial setting performing inspections

· Computer proficiency/experience with Microsoft Word, Excel and Adobe DC

· Must have the ability to troubleshoot problems

· Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills

· Ability to multi-task and be highly organized and motivated

· High proficient in using all of the following tools: calipers, micrometers, bore gages, super-mics, comparator, hardness tester,

· height gages and indicators, thread gages, surface plate methods, and durometer gages

· Experienced with ISO 9001:2015, or other quality systems.