Quality Inspector
$19.00-$22.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$19.00-$22.00 per hour
About the role
- Perform incoming, in?process, and final inspections using visual, dimensional, and electrical methods
- Set up, operate, and troubleshoot inspection and test equipment
- Interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and workmanship standards
- Identify, document, and report nonconforming material
- Record inspection results accurately in enterprise resource planning and quality systems
- Support nonconformance and corrective action activities
- Verify calibration and proper condition of inspection equipment
- Support final product release, including packaging and documentation checks
- Participate in audits and continuous improvement initiatives
- Provide guidance and training to less experienced quality inspectors
- What You NeedStrong inspection, analytical, and problem?solving skills – required
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and specifications – requiredExperience using inspection tools (microscopes, multimeters, calipers, gauges) – required
- Quality inspection experience in a manufacturing environment (2–5 years) – requiredExperience with ERP or quality management systems – preferredIPC certifications (J?STD?001, IPC/WHMA?A?620) – preferred
- Aerospace or defense inspection experience, including First Article Inspection – a plus
- High school diploma or GED – required; technical or vocational training – preferred
- Other Qualifications
- Must hold U.S. Person status for access to ITAR-Controlled Technical
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