Quality Control Inspector

Description

The Quality Control Inspector is responsible for maintaining quality standards by inspecting and approving machined, in-process production, purchased and finished products; recording quality results. The QC Inspector will work under limited supervision and directly with other inspectors and machinists to deliver a high quality product.

Essential Duties & Functions:

• Completes all duties and responsibilities in adherence with Tri Tool's core values.
• Perform manual inspection of parts on surface plate using mechanical hand tools such as height gages, micrometers, and calipers.
• Inspects first article, in-process and final products by confirming product meets applicable drawings and specifications; conducting visual and measurement tests; documenting and communicating rejections of unacceptable items.
• Inspection of products for outside processes such as: heat treat, machining, plating/painting, engraving etc.
• Receiving inspection of purchased products and outside processes.
• Operate Manual and DCC bridge CMMs running CMM Manager. Write programs, fixture, and report for machined metal parts.
• Record and document inspection data in logs and computer tracking tools.
• Keep inspection and measurement equipment operating by following operating instructions; and notifying management when repairs are deemed necessary.
• Perform in-house calibrations on equipment such as micrometers, plug gages, thread gages, etc.
• Maintains a safe and healthy work environment by following standards and procedures; complying with State, Federal, and Company safety regulations.
• Effectively communicates with coworkers and managers to support efficient production.
• Performs other work in related duties as assigned to ensure a highly maintained and safe department.
• Work as part of the team to ensure productivity and cross train to other departments as needed.

Requirements

Requirements & Qualifications:

• High School Diploma or equivalent. A.A. degree in Machining/Inspection desirable;
• 2+ years of experience in field machining or manufacturing or technical training related to manufacturing;
• 1-2 years of full time inspection experience with previous machining experience. May consider machining experience only with directly related technical training;
• Proficient with inspecting multiple production processes including; turning, milling, grinding, fabricating, etc.;
• Ability to demonstrate a high level in reading and interpreting blueprints, specifications, and related documents;
• Familiar with ansi y14.5;
• Knowledge of ISO practices. Calculate figures using basic shop math;
• Reading of calipers, micrometers, bore gages, dial indicators, height gages, etc.;
• Operate manual and DCC CMM;
• Working knowledge of Tri Tool's product line preferred;
• Basic computer skills; MS Office applications and/or Inspection Software;
• Must have and demonstrate good decision making skills.