Quality Control Inspector A (IPC-610)
$34.81/hourly
ApplyQuality Control Inspector A (IPC-610)
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$34.81/hourly
About the role
- Understand and interpret of basic GD&T (blueprint reading)
- Mechanical/dimensional inspection of a diverse product lines
- Review/audit of required documentation: CoC, CoA, FAIRWrite DMRs (Defective Material Reports) as needed and coordinates RTV Tracker (Return to Vendor)
- Use measuring and monitoring equipment (calipers, height gages, pin gages, vernier's, etc.)Coordinate with Material Review Board, Planning, Purchasing or Quality Engineering as needed to resolve open issues
- Review of COCs (Certificates of Conformance), Purchase Orders and Test documents to ensure completion accuracy
- Inspect parts during receipt of material, in-process and final inspection and proactively communicate errors and systemic trends to the supervisor
- IPC-A-610 — Electronics assembly acceptabilityJ-STD-001 — Soldered electrical/electronic assemblies (plus)ISO 9001 / quality-system knowledge (plus)
- Tooling Experience With:
- Micrometers
- CalipersDepth gauge
- Height gauge
- Dial indicator
- This position may require access to technology, materials, software or hardware that is controlled by either ITAR or EAR U.S. export laws. As a condition of any job offer, in order to be employed in this position, you may need to obtain a U.S. Government export license(s), as required by law.
- Job InfoJob Identification 318 Job Category Operations & Production
- Posting Date 09/03/2026, 03:11 PMJob Schedule Full time
- Locations 35 South Service Road, Plainview, NY, 11803, USWork Schedule 10/80 - 8a Start
- Minimum Salary 33.61 Business Unit Group Colorado Springs, Plainview
- Org ID Quality
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