In-process Electromechanical Inspector (3:30pm - 2pm M-Th)
In-process Electromechanical Inspector (3:30pm - 2pm M-Th)
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
- Inspect electromechanical parts and assemblies to assure compliance to quality requirements and standards
- Perform acceptance activities according to quality plans, procedures, and instructions
- Perform basic inspections as part of acceptance activities
- Defers more complex inspections to more senior inspectors
- Rarely works without guidance or oversite from more senior inspectors
- Record results of acceptance and inspection activities by entering data into the MESSupport activities to address identification and disposition of nonconforming material
- Report quality problems and findings to appropriate personnel
- Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities:
- Beginner level in MS Office applications (Word, Excel, and Outlook)
- Beginner level knowledge of ERP and MES systems
- Knowledge of IPC-610 and IPC-620 Ability to apply and use measuring devices including continuity tester, magnification device/microscope, eye loop, caliper, micrometer
- Ability to read and interpret job orders, process sheets, specifications, and instructions
- Ability to communicate effectively in both written and verbal form
- Ability to work with a high level of accuracy and attention to detail
- Ability to work in a high volume environment
- High school diploma; Associate degree in related technical discipline preferred
- Minimum 1-2 years of relevant job experience
- Previous experience in a manufacturing environment; preferably in electromechanical assembly and wiring
- Competitive pay and great benefits—including medical, dental, vision, 401(k), and paid time off
- Be part of a company that's growing, changing, and full of new opportunities
- A supportive, team-focused culture where your ideas matter
- Meaningful work that impacts industries making a difference in the world
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