Inspector (Quality)

DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES:

Inspect, identify, and record production and various incoming materials, per written and verbal instructions

• Count parts as necessary by using a counting scale
• Standing, walking, bending, and lifting frequently. Sitting frequently. Lifting and bending requires moving containers of parts from the floor or skid to worktables or material handling equipment; 35 pounds several times per day.
• Any other assigned task as requested by the supervisor within the training level and physical capabilities of the employee

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS 

• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office software, and iTRAC operating system
• Must be able to read and understand blueprints relating to material being inspected
• Must be able to use and understand standard inspection equipment as required in written instructions. This includes calipers, micrometers, pitch micrometers, hardness testers, thread gages, and various specialized hand gages
• Must be able to see quality requirements {vision within 3 feet must be excellent) Must be able to read at the sixth-grade level, and understand written instructions Must be able to understand quality requirements per written and verbal instructions
• Remaining skills can be acquired on the job. Quality standards, safety requirements, and general work methods must be acceptable within the first two weeks of the trial period.
• Must pass all related ISO training within the first month on the job

QUALITY 

► Must be able to correctly determine pass/fail status of material with minimal supervision

► Recordkeeping must be accurate, legible, and submitted in a timely manner

PRODUCTIVITY

• Inspection must be completed in a timely fashion. Generally, within one day after sampling.
• Inspection must include all types of normal work flowing through the department.
• Employee must be working on the assigned task during all working hours,
• Productivity must be within 20% of standard overall, figured weekly and averaged

ATTENDANCE  

• The employee must be at the workstation, ready for task assignment or working at the assigned task, at the beginning of the paid start time.
• The employee must work a full eight-hour shift, or other assigned shift, each scheduled working day
• The employee is expected to report to work for overtime hours when requested
• The employee must punch in no later than the scheduled start time. and no earlier than the end of the scheduled time