Quality Inspector - McGinty

Responsibilities

• Communicates and resolves Quality-related issues in a fast-paced manufacturing environment by performing 1st part and final inspections as necessary.
• Supports the Quality and Manufacturing functions by educating employees on quality systems, quality metrics, and customer engineering.
• Follows the Quality Management System designated work instructions and procedures to ensure a quality product is manufactured.
• Partner with other departments to ensure adherence to the Quality Management System And Other Compliance Requirements.
• Collaborate with operations, leaders, purchasing, customer service and others to efficiently meet customer demands.
• Inspect and evaluate product for quality and defects.
• Provide visibility to Production and Quality supervision of potential quality issues, as well as input on internal perceptions associated with Quality and Delivery performance.
• Work with Production and Quality Assurance personnel to perform in-process review and ensure best practices are followed.
• Complete AS9102 FAIs as required.
• Ensure products manufactured meet all customer and internal Requirements.
• Make decisions based on customer/regulatory requirements.
• Confer with organizational team members at all levels to discuss issues, coordinate activities or resolve problems.
• Act as liaison between organization and outside organizations.
• Perform 1st part, Oversight, and Final Inspections.
• Complete detailed and accurate FAIs.

Requirements

• Minimum of 2 years of knowledge and experience in a Quality Assurance role with product acceptance authority.
• Possess experience using different precision measurement instruments.

Qualifications

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills to interact and deal with internal customers.
• Capability to troubleshoot complex and questionable inspections by asking the right questions to get to the root cause of the problem.
• Ability to work in a dynamic environment with multiple priorities and shifting time requirements.
• Ability to effectively communicate in small and large group environments.

Skills

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills to interact and deal with internal customers.
• Capability to troubleshoot complex and questionable inspections by asking the right questions to get to the root cause of the problem.
• Ability to work in a dynamic environment with multiple priorities and shifting time requirements.
• Ability to effectively communicate in small and large group environments.

Benefits

• The Department of Health and Human Services, Transparency in Coverage Rule, requires health plans to create a member-facing price comparison tool and post publicly available machine-readable files.
• These files must be updated monthly and include in-network negotiated payment rates and historical out-of-network charges for covered items and services, including prescription drugs.
• The purpose of this Rule is to help you know the cost of your healthcare before receiving the care.