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TlPlough&Associates
Quality Inspector(Monthly& Yearly Incentives)
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A Quality Inspector inspects and evaluates products according to company quality control standards. Inspects goods or packaging in a production or manufacturing facility.
$48,316 / year median in California
+3% projected growth
Job Description
QUALITY INSPECTOR
This position is a full-spectrum interconnect manufacturer. It is a great place to work where ability and diligence are recognized and rewarded. This position is full-time on day shift and includes future eligibility for monthly bonus program; medical, dental, vision and life insurance fully; paid vacation and paid holidays; and other benefits. Functions- Check dimensions against the controlling specification or drawing including visual inspection, gage checks, shippers, traceability, packing and other items.
- Reviews job cards (travelers) for completion, job card revisions, in-process inspection marks, print revisions, etc.
- Rejects parts following specific review and documentation requirements.
- Ensures current inspection specifications are in use. Contacts appropriate party (e.g., engineering, designer, product manager, etc) for clarification.
- Roams production floor whenever possible or as assigned to provide assistance to operators, assemblers and other production personnel with any issues they may have with product quality.
- Interfaces with other employees including those in production, engineering, and operations.
- Other duties as assigned. Qualifications
- High School Diploma or equivalent.
- Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
- MS Office (Word, Excel) skills.
- Working knowledge of blueprint related skills including tolerances, plating allowances, revisions and revision control, and threading practices.
- Experience with inspection tools including thread gages, block and gage pins, comparator, drop gages, micrometers, and Vernier calipers.
- Required documentation skills include Statistical Process Control (SPC) data collection, purchasing documentation, rejection record/RMA-Return practices, lot traceability review, and the ability to understand a job card.