Final Inspector B - Mechanical

Primary Function :

Visual and dimensional inspection of routine castings to ensure compliance with customer

specifications.

Tools and Equipment :

Vernier and dial calipers, height gages, micrometers, plug gages, jigs, fixtures, blueprints, surface

plates, etc.

Material :

Aluminum, copper and brass castings, inspection stamps.

Direction of Others :

None

Working Procedure :

With general guidance from the Final Inspector A - Mechanical, the department supervisor, and the

Quality Assurance staff, the Final Inspector B - Mechanical

THE FOLLOWING ARE THE USUAL MAJOR JOB DUTIES BUT THIS JOB DESCRIPTION DOES NOT PRECLUDE THE PERFORMANCE OF

OTHER DUTIES BY THE INCUMBENT.

1 Shall adhere to all safety requirements as posted on the job safety card.

2 Shall consistently follow all applicable work instructions and Quality Procedures.

3 Shall receive daily work assignments from the department supervisor.

4 Shall follow sampling plan requirements as per MIL- STD 105, or other designated sampling plan.

5 Shall accept or reject casting(s), or lots, based on results of the inspection techniques used.

6 Shall faithfully apply all applicable specifications, and report any apparent deviations to the

department supervisor or the Quality Assurance Manager.

7 Shall attend and successfully complete hazardous material / waste handling classes.

8 Shall maintain all necessary inspection records and files, in addition to a variety of logs where

accuracy is paramount.

9 Shall maintain the work area in a clean and orderly condition.

10 Must be proficient in the use of micrometers, calipers, and other inspection tools.

11 Shall be able to read and interpret basic blueprints and casting drawings, including symbols.

12 Shall attend and successfully complete lockout / tagout training.

13 Shall perform other duties as assigned.

Work Environment :

A clean working environment, free of most contaminants.

Special Skills Required :

Must have 20 / 25 near vision (correctable).

Must be able to distinguish colors. (If required to do liquid penetrant inspection.)

Must have sufficient strength and manual dexterity to perform the physical demands of the job.

Must have functional knowledge of measuring equipment.

Must be able to read and understand blue prints