Inspector 1 - 2nd Shift

Smith+Nephew•Memphis, TN

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Inspector 1 shall be responsible for performing basic visual/dimensional/functional inspections of products manufactured/assembled in-house, determining whether or not the product meets specifications, and documenting these decisions. The Roving Inspector 1 shall also be responsible for executing inspections on operators performing a variety of processes on the operations floor.

Requirements

Understanding of good manufacturing practices.
Understanding of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing and blueprint interpretation.
Must be capable of detecting nonconformities while performing repetitive inspections.
Ability to make product judgments against applicable specifications.
Operate automated inspection equipment ex: vision systems, digital comparators.
Utilize attribute and variable measuring equipment/gauges as well as mating parts to determine as found/as left conditions of product.
Ability to work independently and in a team setting.
Must possess good documentation skills to maintain neat and accurate records.
Ability to work in a manufacturing and/or clean room environment.
Must have good communication skills and be able to relay inspection results in a clear manner.
High School Diploma or GED required.
0+ years of work experience in related field and/or inspecting product per inspection procedures/drawings and to print specifications utilizing attribute and variable measuring equipment/gauges is required.
Predominantly documentation comparison and review.

Responsibilities

Inspect assembled product, semi-finished product & finished product per inspection procedures/drawings and to print specifications.
Utilize attribute and variable measuring equipment/gauges as well as mating parts to determine as found/as left conditions of product.
Support the qualification/validation processes for company product.
Review corresponding product documentation to verify acceptability per specification and QSR requirements.
Support department and organizational objectives.
Represent and promote quality standards.
Inspect operators performing a variety of processes on operations floor.
Perform other quality functions as required.
Train other inspectors on required tasks.