Quality Inspector 1 - Continental Shift
Quality Inspector 1 - Continental Shift
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SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Obtain blueprints and company specification sheet for the item and particular order.
- Review internal operation sheets against customer blueprints.
- Determines inspection procedure to ensure complete verification of specifications and dimensions.
- Obtain necessary fixtures, gauges, and indicators to check parts for compliance with specifications, within prescribed tolerances.
- Complete certain assurance checklists during the process.
- Perform dimensional checks of parts while in the machine when necessary.
- Rejects unacceptable items, documents nonconformance, and moves part to quality clinic.
- Complete the required company paperwork on machine parts inspection activity.
- Accurately document all inspections (Ex: Receiving, In-Process, Final).Communicate with co-workers, colleagues, and Supervisors to receive instructions and/or guidance and coordinate activities.
- Organize and maintain inspection department, gaging methods, etc.
- Work independently and efficiently to meet customer requirements.
- Work with shop personnel to induct incoming parts and aid in the expeditious shipment of critical parts
- Adhere to standards of safety and housekeeping as established
- Perform other related duties or responsibilities as requested or required.
- Must be a U.S. Person as defined by the U.S. Government and able to work without restrictions with ITAR related data
- High School Degree or G.E.D1+ years of experience
- Desired Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
