Incoming Material Quality Inspector

Vertiv•Delaware, OH

About The Position

The Incoming Material Quality Inspector performs quality control inspections on incoming materials, components, and products to ensure they meet specifications and quality standards. The role uses measurement tools and testing equipment, documents inspection results, maintains First Article Inspection Reports, and enters data into quality management systems. The inspector identifies and reports defects, labels and segregates non-conforming materials, maintains inspection equipment and calibration requirements, and collaborates with suppliers, purchasing, and quality teams to resolve issues. The position follows established quality procedures and safety protocols. The successful candidate is expected to embrace Vertiv’s core principles and behaviors and help execute its strategic priorities. Travel is less than 10%.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience in quality control or inspection.
Proficiency in using measuring instruments such as calipers, micrometers, and gauges.
Strong attention to detail and analytical skills.
Basic computer skills and experience with quality management software.
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications.
Good written and verbal communication skills.
Minimum high school diploma or equivalent in an electrical or mechanical field.
Legally authorized to work in the United States; sponsorship is not provided.

Nice To Haves

Technical certification.
Associate's degree in quality technology or a related field.
Knowledge of ISO 9001.
Experience with statistical process control (SPC).
Familiarity with lean manufacturing principles.
Knowledge of IPC Industry Standards.

Responsibilities

Inspect incoming materials, parts, and products using measurement tools and testing equipment.
Verify that received items match purchase order specifications.
Document inspection results and maintain accurate records.
Perform and maintain First Article Inspection Reports.
Identify and report quality issues or defects.
Label and segregate non-conforming materials.
Enter inspection data into quality management systems.
Maintain inspection equipment and ensure calibration requirements are met.
Collaborate with suppliers, purchasing, and quality teams to resolve quality issues.
Follow established quality procedures and safety protocols.