QA Inspector
lv swissUT
About the role
QA Inspector Ensures machined parts meet customer and quality standards by performing first article and final inspections, rework/sort defective products. Read blueprints, use various precision inspection tools, and completing required documentation like AS9102 forms.
Employment Status:
- Full-time Regular
- Primary Location:
- La Verkin, UTJob Summary
Ensure that operators and setup personnel on the floor are inspecting/producing compliant machined parts in accordance with best practices, customer requirements, and discus parameters by performing 1st article inspections, and final inspections on completed parts before they are shipped to the customer.
Education and Experience:
High School Diploma/GED 1-2 Years of Experience SkillsSkills in learning, listening, critical thinking, and effective communication. Understand systems and can analyze, evaluate, and make sound decisions. Manage resources efficiently, including time and materials, to support productive and organized work. Primary Job Duties
- Perform first article inspections of parts from machine setup personnel
- Perform final inspections on completed parts of all bins prior to shipping.
- Read and interpret blueprints including GD&T
- Use inspection equipment that include micrometers, drop indicator, concentricity gage, optical comparator, Keyence, thread gages, gage pins, pick-up/drop weights, Chatillon (separation/engagement testing), height gage, and mantises to inspect parts.
- Perform dimensional and visual inspections on finished parts.
- Do inspections on the production floor as required
- Perform rework on non-compliant product using a variety of methods to get the product back in compliance with customer specifications.
- Sort product for potential defects using a variety of different methods of inspection.
- Complete AS9102 paperwork as well as other customer required paperwork
Benefits:
- Medical insurance
- Vision insurance
- Dental insurance
- Life Insurance 401(k)
- Paid Time OffHoliday PayCompetitive Compensation
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