Quality Control Inspector

Responsibilities

• Follow all company policies, procedures, and work instructions in the completion of daily activities with minimal input and supervision to ensure successful accomplishment of company objectives.
• Perform receiving inspections to verify that incoming parts and materials meet requirements and are suitable for use.
• Document, identify, and segregate nonconforming product.
• Document Supplier Information Requests (SIR) for missing or incorrect documentation.
• Perform visual and/or dimensional inspections of mid to large volumes of similar parts to ensure product conformity to specified requirements.
• Document inspection results, measurements, and other relevant data accurately.
• Interact with other employees and departments in a professional manner in addressing product quality and related issues.
• Provide other departments with information and assistance to support them in accomplishing their objectives.
• Contribute to and participate in improvement activities within the Quality Control Inspector 2 department and the company.
• Follow procedures and work instructions as written and recommend improvements as necessary.
• Perform any other task/activity assigned by the supervisor within the scope of Company business.
• Maintain a safe and clean working environment by complying with policies, guidelines, and regulatory requirements per the Sealing Devices Quality System.

Requirements

• A high school diploma or equivalent required.
• An associate degree is preferred.
• One year of experience in inspection preferred.
• ASQ Certified Mechanical Inspector preferred.

Physical Demands

• Regularly required to lift, carry, and move materials or product up to 50 pounds, occasional lifting of heavier items with assistance.
• Frequent use of hands and fingers to handle small parts, operate measuring instruments, and input data into computer systems.
• Ability to perform repetitive motions of the wrists, hands, and arms during part handling and equipment use.
• Requires close vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus for precision inspection tasks.
• Must be able to hear verbal instructions, alarms, and signals in a manufacturing environment.
• Occasional reaching, stooping, bending, turning, or crouching to retrieve or position parts and materials.
• Ability to work in both office and production environments, which may involve moderate noise levels, temperature variation, and use of personal protective equipment (PPE) when required.