Quality Inspector (Manufacturing)

Job Summary

The Quality Inspector is responsible for ensuring product meets or exceeds all applicable quality standards. Conduct inspection of incoming products, in-process assemblies/subassemblies, manufacturing workmanship, and finished good materials.

Duties/Responsibilities

• Perform inspection of incoming materials for workmanship, conformance to established inspection plans and drawings.
• Assist in developing standard work instructions, process procedures and inspection plans.
• Understand and interpret GD&T to evaluate product quality compliance and provide reports as required.
• Perform inspection utilizing various inspection instruments.
• Collaborate with all departments to ensure that information and data transfers effectively to meet customer needs and organizational objectives.
• Ensure the compliance of the total Quality and Environmental Management Systems by participating in continuous improvements, process audits and problem solving.

Experience And Skills

• Skills/Abilities: Knowledge of quality and lean manufacturing principles preferred. Ability to interpret engineering drawings and read blueprints. In-depth understanding of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T), IPC 610, and interpretation of Quality standards. Candidates must be self-motivated individuals Strong written and verbal communication skills Strong aptitude in process improvement and problem-solving skills Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite or related software

Education And Experience

• Minimum of 2 years of inspection experience preferred in a manufacturing or similar industry.
• Experience with inspection instructions such as micrometers, calipers, torque wrenches, and multi-meter.
• High School diploma; technical associate’s degree preferred IPC certifications ASQ Quality Inspector certification is a plus.

Requirements

• Physical Requirements (With or without reasonable accommodation): Sitting: Over 70 % Standing: Over 70 % Walking: 15% to 40% Fine Motor Movements: Over 70 %