Inbound Inspector

Newton Cfv•Sebastian, FL

31d•Onsite

About The Position

The Inbound Inspector is responsible for verifying and inspecting all incoming parts to ensure they meet company quality standards and production requirements. This role works closely with the Receiving Team and Production to confirm correct parts, inspect for quality and tolerances, and maintain accurate material tracking and documentation. The position plays a critical role in supporting production schedules and ensuring only conforming materials are released for manufacturing.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required.
2+ years of manufacturing, inspection, or quality control experience preferred.
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and tolerance specifications.
Experience using measuring tools (calipers, micrometers, gauges).
Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy.
Basic understanding of material traceability and lot control preferred.
Ability to work cross-functionally with Receiving and Production teams.
Ability to lift materials and work in a manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

Work with the Receiving Team to verify that the correct parts were delivered for purchase orders.
Confirm quantities received match purchase order documentation.
Log received quantities of pass and fail parts for tracking purposes.
Perform visual inspections of received parts to determine pass/fail status based on condition.
Measure parts using appropriate tools (calipers, micrometers, gauges, etc.) to confirm compliance with tolerance ranges per part drawings.
Review and validate any failed part determinations in collaboration with appropriate leadership.
Work with the Production Manager to ensure inspections are completed in alignment with the production schedule.
Clean and wash approved machined parts to remove oil, debris, and contaminants.
Perform passivation of stainless steel parts as required.
Label approved parts (box, bin, or bag) with: Purchase Order number, Lot number from Receiving
Ensure material certifications and lot numbers remain properly associated with the approved parts for traceability.
Maintain accurate inspection and certification records.
Maintain inventory of approved parts until released to Production.
Ensure Production pulls correct parts according to FIFO (First In, First Out) process.
Verify that material certifications and lot documentation stay with the parts during storage and release.