About the role
Inspection Services Position This position will provide inspection services for our products to be delivered with the correct specifications for customers.
Responsibilities include:
Inspecting incoming, in-process and final products Collecting and maintaining certs & COC's from vendors Writing non-conformances for vendor-supplied items Filing, word processing, copying, and emailing Additional items as assigned by manager Principal contacts inside/outside the company: This position interacts with Supervisors, Quality Manager, Engineers, Project Managers and other Armor employees as necessary. This position also works with customers on issues and concerns that may occur. Competency or position requirements: Must be organized and efficient Have analytical skills Correct gauging approach to perform the metrology Blue print reading Good verbal and written communication skills Advanced knowledge and proficiency with MS Office Able to handle multiple and changing responsibilities All Armor employees are also expected to demonstrate Armor's core values of being: Customer Focused Passionate about Work Solution Oriented Driven by Integrity Education and/or experience: High School diploma or GED equivalent Two year degree preferred 3+ years of inspection experience required, including all common precision hand gages and techniques 1+ years of experience minimum in fixture design and fabrication Equipment used: Personal Computer, Fax Machine, Telephone, Copier, Measurement Tools. Working and physical conditions: This position will work in an office setting and will frequently be conducting inspections in the manufacturing plant.
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