Entry Level Dimensional Inspector
Position Overview
T he Entry Level Dimensional Inspector is responsible for performing inspections on products and components to ensure they meet safety and quality standards . This role involves setting up and performing various in-process and final inspections, accepting or rejecting items based on stringent criteria. The technician interprets complex manufacturing prints and evaluates machine setups, adjusting when necessary. Proficiency with precision measuring instruments and conducting resistance, ultrasonic, and magnetic induction testing is essential. Accurate record-keeping and effective collaboration with leadership to address potential issues are vital. Attention to detail is crucial for identifying defects and ensuring overall inspection compliance. Must be able to work any shift or schedule, including 2nd shift and weekend shift (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday).
Required Qualifications
- High School Diploma or GED required.
- Minimum of one (1) year of related job experience, preferably in a close tolerance manufacturing or fabrication environment OR certification from an accredited program related to job.
- Must be a U.S. citizen.
- Demonstrated ability to perform mathematical calculations for the validation/verification of dimensional relationships.
- Must possess skills necessary to maintain accurate documentation of inspection data.
- Absolutely must possess the ability to obtain and maintain required certifications in established timeframes. This includes the successful completion of all visual/dimensional written and operational examinations, as well as personal vision screenings.
- Must be able to work any shift, including nights and weekends.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience dimensional inspection, large machining, or similar roles.
- Understanding of GD&T (ASME Y14.5) CWI credentials and/or current VT certification IAW SNT-TV1A.
- Experience reading and interpreting complex manufacturing prints and detailed work instructions.
- Experience performing visual inspections using a variety of inspection tools, including mics, calipers, thread gages, indicators, optical comparators, and other specialty inspection tools.