Final Quality Control Inspector

Amphenol and its Affiliated Companies•Allen, TX

About The Position

Amphenol Fiber Systems International (AFSI) is a full-service fiber optic company specializing in fabricating and manufacturing fiber optic connectivity products and systems. Our commitment to technical excellence makes us an industry leader in producing sophisticated products and professional technical assistance in the fiber optic industry. AFSI, located in Allen, Texas, has and will continue to base its strategy on technical and application support, quality assurance, product performance, and value. The position requires candidates to be U.S. persons as defined in ITAR, 22CFR 120.15 (U.S. Citizenship or Resident Alien Status) The Final Quality Control Inspector is responsible for monitoring all processes involved in the production of Fiber Optic Components and Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies. The Inspector has to ensure that quality standards are met at every step of the process involved in Fiber Optic Cable Assembly Manufacturing.

Requirements

Written and verbal communication skills
Basic math skills
Basic computer skills
Attention to detail
Analytical skills
Documentation skills
Reporting skills
Blueprint reading
HS Diploma or equivalent
Experience with measuring SMI's ( calipers, gauges, rulers, meters, and other measuring instruments
One to two years of Quality Inspector experience
Detail oriented, data driven, and resourceful.
Curious and proactive in problem solving.
Team oriented and collaborative across functions.
Committed to continuous improvement and operational excellence.

Responsibilities

Inspects and verifies fiber optic cable assemblies using visual and Standard Measurement Instruments (Calipers, Scales, Rulers, etc.).
Ability to read and interpret customer and internal drawings.
Ability to read and interpret Sales Orders and Customer contracts.
Verifies production meets specifications and contractual requirements.
Ability to verify IL (Insertion Loss) Test reports.
Inspects in-process production by verifying conformance of production to drawings and work instructions.
Approves finished products by confirming specifications, customer, and internal requirements.
Approves reworks as documented on a Trouble Sheet and or a Nonconformance Material Report (NCMR).
Document inspection results by creating a Certificate of Conformance (C of C) after all requirements are met.
Ability to identify and document non-conformances, as required