Inspector 1, Quality Control

About the role

Injection Moulding Quality Inspector reporting directly to the Quality Engineer. Directly monitors, inspects, and audits the process and product for compliance to specifications, assures integrity of process control systems and detects trends in product quality where applicable.

Responsibilities

• Perform various testing procedures and simple statistical analysis.
• Perform complete inspection of product prior to release according to applicable specifications within assigned Business Unit.
• Apply appropriate statistical sampling plan.
• Stat sample or contain all hold products as applicable per the appropriate specification requirements.
• Record the results of inspections and audit findings on the appropriate forms and/or in the Quality Module of SAP.
• Report all product non-conformance issues to Quality and Production Management where appropriate.
• Maintain adherence to all safety, environmental and quality system standards.
• Perform all other miscellaneous duties as appropriately directed by Quality Management or designate.
• Follow all site required safety and quality policies.

Requirements

• Education: H.S. diploma (if hired after 01-Jun-2000). Internal transfers exempted.
• Experience: 6 months QA experience or exposure.

Skills

• Ability to navigate a computer in a Windows based environment.
• Use of measurement devices such as Callipers, Go/No-Go Gauges, Optical Comparators, Digital Force gauges and rules.
• An assessment will be applied to gauge proficiency of some of the above requirements.
• No supervision of others.

Schedule

• Position is a 12‑hr night shift position on a 3‑2‑2‑3 rotation (7 pm – 7 am).
• Work environment: smoke‑free campus; smoking and use of electronic smoking devices, marijuana, or tobacco products are not allowed on client property, grounds or parking areas.
• False eyelashes, press‑on fingernails, and jewellery are not allowed on the production floor including dermal; any associate wearing dermal will be required to cover them while working on the production floor.
• Shoes are required to be steel toe and non‑slip for all associates while on the production floor.