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David Careers

Lead QC Inspector in Dallas

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energy jobline zrDallas (TX)
Quality Control Systems ManagersAll Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing

SENIORITY

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About the role

Job Description: We're hiring a Lead QC Inspector to join our team in Dallas, TX. The role is responsible for administering the rules and procedures for the QC department and inspecting and testing product at specified stages.
QC Tasks:
  • Performing pull force and crimp height inspections / set-up.
  • Testing of product per wire list
  • Complete First Article Inspections as required.
  • Inspecting product at in-process and final inspection per drawing, spec sheets, workmanship standards.
  • Maintain time on production time cards.
  • Ensure that all routing steps are signed / stamped.
  • Stamping appropriate routing steps when completed.
  • Enter inspection information in inspection log and checksheets. Complete DMR's and segregate defective material.
  • Follow safety rules.
  • Knows and understands the Quality Policy and basic use of the QMS.Reporting nonconformities to management.
Supervisory Responsibilities: Track jobs to ensure that they are completed as required. Manage distribution of jobs to test technicians. Train technicians in test methodology. Ensure that employees are completing inspections as required. Review processes regularly to ensure that product is being tested and inspected as expeditiously as possible. Work with management team on development projects and lean initiatives.
Qualifications: At least 6 months of supervising experience in a related field. Working Knowledge of IPC/WHMA-A-620, CIS or CIT certification is a plus. Knowledge of soldering to J-STD-001 and inspection to IPC-A-610, certification a plus. Experience with commercial and military wiring harnesses and cable assemblies a plus. General knowledge of inspection sampling plans and their application. Ability to operate test equipment; electrical testers, pull force testers, etc...Working knowledge of hipot tester use and safety. Working knowledge of volt-ohm meter operation. Ability to read and understand instructions, spec sheets and workmanship standards. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Applications – File Explorer, Web browser, etc. Ability to update and maintain MS Excel spreadsheets. Working knowledge of M1 manufacturing software (training provided by company). Ability to Lift/Push-Pull 50 lbs. Read measuring devices such as micrometers, calipers, rulers, etc... Ability to read and convert standard and metric measurements.

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