Quality Control Inspector (2nd shift)

Job Description

Quality Control Inspector

Make sure the military gets the best product available by joining our team of expert inspectors! First and second shift positions are available!

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FUNCTION : \n

Inspect castings, forgings, fabrications, assemblies and machined workpieces for conformance to specifications and blueprints, using standard and precision measuring devices / instruments, formulas and shop mathematics.

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PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES :

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Reads and analyzes blueprints and engineering specifications to obtain product information, such as specified material, surface finish, and dimensions.

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Computes angles, radii, and other unspecified dimensions of workpiece.

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Measures dimensions, such as length, height, distance and angles using standard and precision measuring instruments such as CMMs, micrometers, V-blocks, sine bars, calipers, dial indicators, angle plates, snap gauge, gauge blocks, height gage, level protractors, optical comparators, bore gages, ultrasonic equipment and profilometer.

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Inspects first run parts, including fabrications and assemblies.

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Write reports regarding inspection and testing results.

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Position castings, forgings or finished parts on surface plate and layout reference points and centerlines.

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Examine defective parts to determine cause of defect and recommend changes or modifications.

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REQUIRED EDUCATION / KNOWLEDGE :

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High school diploma or GED is required.

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Two years of related quality inspection based experience is preferred.

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Training in Statistical Process Control (SPC) data collection techniques and evaluating is preferrable.

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REQUIRED EXPERIENCE / SKILLS :

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Experience in a manufacturing environment using various standard measurement gages, preferably in aerospace or defense contracts.

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Proven problem-solving skills, with proven ability to establish an effective course of action.

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Eye Examination minimum requirement – Jaeger 1 at 12” with corrective lenses and the Ishihara Color Blindness Test. Exams are required on an annual basis.