USA_Inspection_QC II

Posted 7 days ago

lancesoftHouston (TX)

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

QC Inspector Inspecting parts, assemblies and subassemblies to required drawings and prints. Initiating non-conformance reports on all parts and assemblies that are not to drawing and print specifications. Assuring that manufactured units meet quality control procedures, engineering specifications and customer requirements. Initiating corrective action requests when conditions adverse to quality are repetitive in nature. Partnering with manufacturing management and internal process teams to eliminate the causes of quality problems Completing, inspecting and distributing all quality records and documents and performing specialized testing as required Verifying tests as required on all components and completed assemblies. 2 x 12 hour shifts this year to provide 24/7 coverage from Monday to Sunday. Candidates will start on day shift due to training then move to nights. Have a High School Diploma or equivalent level of education Demonstrate proven experience in a Quality Technician or Inspection role Be able to read and correctly interpret prints / drawings and specifications Display understanding of defects, problem-solving skills or an enthusiasm to learn and develop your skill set in a hands-on environment Have excellent communication skills and the ability to be a valuable team player

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