JOB DESCRIPTION

Ensures quality through testing and inspection at various stages of production process. Set-up and conduct a variety of standard electrical and mechanical tests on components, sub-assemblies, and final products using standard test equipment, instruments, and fixtures. Perform Incoming Inspection mechanical and electrical set-ups and inspection on selected components. This position floats between the Incoming Inspection and Final Test Inspection roles as needed. Essential Functions /

Responsibilities:

Ability to read and understand the engineering drawings, work instructions, and specifications. Ability to apply a variety of calibrated mechanical and electrical measuring tools, including micrometer, caliper, dial indicator, comparator, plug and thread gauge, hardness tester, multi meter, or electrical power supply. Ability to measure product per engineering drawing and specification, record findings including non-conformance reporting. Apply product history cards and inspection logs. Process the parts through ERP system as directed. Maintain inspection records and files. Inspect and test products received from suppliers, and internal subassembly/assembly production up through packaging/shipping areas. Perform first piece inspection on items received from subassembly and assembly. Perform Final Test duties and Incoming Inspection duties to support those areas as necessary to assist in the management of excessive workloads. Perform other duties as assigned. Assist with process continuous improvement teams.

Knowledge, Skills & Experiences:

High School diploma or training and experience in the use of mechanical/electrical inspection and measuring tool devices. One (1) to three (3) years of relevant experience. Soldering knowledge a plus. Understanding of Engineering drawings and Quality Control standards. Knowledge of computer programs (Outlook, Word, Excel). Awareness of

ISO 9001

Quality Management System. #CNX200

Pay:

$20.00 - $24.00 per hour

Work Location:

In person