Quality Control Inspector
manpowerCamarillo (CA)
About the role
Quality Control Inspector The Quality Control Inspector inspects materials, parts, and products at different stages of production to ensure compliance with company standards and performs various quality control inspections, checks, and tests of products during the manufacturing process. Perform activities related to quality inspections and compliance with applicable regulatory authorities.• Initiate nonconformance reports - NCR• Record observations and make recommendations for improving processes.• Conduct inspection and testing related to: Incoming product. First article. In-process. Final.• Support cross-functional department investigations related to non-conformance findings.• Ensure all inspections and procedures are properly completed and documented.• Perform pre- and post-inspection of product as part of gamma irradiation process.• Approve or reject raw materials with respect to quality standards and communicate results to all pertinent parties.• Initiate nonconformance reports (NCR) for all non-conforming material identified throughout operations.• Prepare and submit metrics reports to the QC Supervisor or Lead.• Comply with all safety requirements ensuring work areas meet standards.• Review and release job order documents.• Wears appropriate PPE when working in ISO environment including, scrubs, coverall suit, mask, protective eyewear, gloves, shoe covers, and similar. Manpower® is a global leader in contingent staffing and permanent resourcing, providing companies with strategic and operational flexibility and creating talent at scale. Our specialized recruiting teams assess and guide talent into meaningful, sustainable employment, while our Power Suite technology enables deeper insight and smarter matching, helping candidates find opportunities that align with their strengths, experience, and career goals.
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