Quality Inspector

Posted 18 days ago

american leather operationsDallas (TX)

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About the role

Quality Control Inspector Under the direction of the Quality Department and collaborating closely with the members of Manufacturing, Engineering, and Supply Chain, the Quality Control Inspector is responsible for continuously working with all departments to capture quality information for the purposes of documentation and data analysis. The Quality Control Inspector also inspects finished products, products being processed, incoming materials, parts, and assemblies.

Primary Responsibilities:

Ensuring that quality information is captured in respective areas for documentation and data analysis.
Conducts internal and external quality audits.
Conducts weekly audits in production, incoming parts from vendors, receiving and other areas of the manufacturing process to ensure quality standards and deliverables are adhered to.
Identifies internal and external non-conformities by monitoring trends thru data analysis.
Collaborates with department members and/or external parties to lead corrective actions and preventive measures in regard to quality.
Verifies that corrective actions have been taken related to internal and external quality issues.
Verifies necessary processes, systems, and training are in place to support organizational quality standards.
Assisting the organization with quality assurance support as needed
Inspecting incoming parts from suppliers to ensure material requirements to

an organized system for quality records. Perform other related duties as assigned.

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