Quality Control Inspector Level 3

Posted 2 days ago

competitive engineeringTucson (AZ)

Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers Machine Shops

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About the role

Job Description: The Level 3 Quality Control Inspector is a senior-level position responsible for the most technically demanding inspection work performed at CEI, including full surface plate layouts, new product introduction, and advanced CMM programming. This role serves as a senior technical resource on the inspection floor, resolves complex inspection problems independently, and mentors Level 1 and Level 2 Inspectors within an AS9100-certified quality system. Advancement to Level 3 is qualified by portfolio review of demonstrated work.

Essential Job Functions: Conduct full surface plate layouts, including castings and complex geometries Perform inspections using the air bearing table inspection gauge Conduct NPI first article, in-process, and final inspection Resolve first article and setup problems in direct partnership with setup and machining personnel Coordinate with engineering to develop inspection plans and CMM programs Lead and complete PPAP submissions Evaluate nonconforming material and recommend disposition for MRB review Mentor Level 1 and Level 2 Inspectors Specialize in one or more designated areas: Technical Trainer, Documentation for All CEI Customers, CMM Programmer, or Contract Review Complete inspection and quality records accurately and in accordance with AS9100 standards Work safely in a precision manufacturing environment

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