IQC Inspector 3

Job description

Job Description

IQC Inspector will be performing dimensional and visual inspections of purchased parts, assemblies and products to ensure incoming specifications have been met prior to release to manufacturing and finished goods. Document and communicate the results of inspections to engineers and others.

Essential Job Duties

Perform First Article inspections to qualify tooling and new parts. Operate optical comparator, vision system, and other standard metrology equipment (caliper, height gauges, bore gauges, etc.) for open set-up inspection. Conduct visual/dimensional inspection of purchased parts materials and assemblies to procedures or specifications and disposition based upon results. Document inspection results as required. Maintain traceability of component materials as to inspection status Handle materials in accordance with procedures and prevent mix-ups, damage or other adverse effects.

Record transactions and move materials to stock locations. Create Non-conforming reports for parts that fail their incoming specifications. Communicate inspection results to engineers and others. Able to verify assembly documentation accuracy, read engineering drawings etc. Performs any other projects or duties that may be assigned.

Qualifications

Required Skills and Experience

Operate standard metrology equipment (caliper, height gauges, micrometer, bore gauges, dial indicators, surface plate, etc.) for open set-up inspection. Interpret mechanical drawings and GD&T Requires understanding of SAP or other ERP systems to be able to perform lot transactions is a bonus skill set. Must be proficient in the Microsoft Office suite of programs. Required Education and Training High school diploma, A.S.

Engineering Degree preferred. Minimum of 3 years related experience or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Requires understanding of SAP or similar ERP systems. Will train, if no experience. Working Conditions Must be able to lift a minimum of 25 lbs.

Preferred Skills and Experience

Knowledge of Good Manufacturing Practices Good organizational skills Can communicate clearly and concisely.