Inspector 2

Haas Automation, Inc.•Henderson, NV

2d•$21 - $30•Onsite

About The Position

The Inspector 2 performs machine shop and receiving inspection under supervision. The role involves inspecting parts and materials, interpreting blueprints and rejection documentation, operating inspection and material-handling equipment, and recording findings and transactions in company systems. The Inspector 2 is expected to meet department productivity goals, follow safety standards and work instructions, maintain organized work areas and accurate records, and escalate issues that may affect workflow or quality. This position has no supervisory responsibilities.

Requirements

High school diploma or high school equivalency credential, such as a GED.
One to three months of related experience, training, or an equivalent combination of education and experience; the posting also lists 1–3 years as the minimum years of experience.
Understanding of shop math, geometry, and related trigonometry for 90-degree triangular calculations.
Knowledge of proper inspection tool selection.
Ability to obtain and maintain a license for safe operation of a Haas fork truck.
Working knowledge of ESD protection and handling requirements.
Ability to read and correctly interpret blueprints, procedures, and work instructions.
Ability to meet cleanliness requirements for inspection equipment and inspected parts.
Working knowledge of electronic component identification, units of measure, and common methods for testing component compliance.
Ability to read, write, and comprehend simple instructions and safety rules in English, including work instructions, short correspondence, and memos.
Ability to perform arithmetic with whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals, and potentially compute rates, ratios, and percentages and interpret graphs.
Ability to use common sense and understanding to follow written, oral, or diagram instructions and address problems involving several concrete variables in standardized situations.
Ability to meet the stated physical demands, including frequent lifting of 0–50 pounds and occasional lifting of 51 pounds or more.

Responsibilities

Follow instructions and use shop math to translate dimensions from blueprints.
Operate inspection equipment with confidence, including basic inspection tools, a surface roughness tester, a profile projector, and a hardness tester.
Inspect common geometric features such as roundness, concentricity, flatness, runout, perpendicularity, and parallelism.
Communicate inspection findings verbally and through email and database applications.
Read and interpret rejection documentation, including rejection tags, purge and hold forms, RGRs, and RMAs.
Enter data into the inspection database and obtain information from the MRP application to complete MRB transactions for rejected items.
Set up inspection gage equipment, including bore gages and thread micrometers.
Coordinate calibration purchase orders, maintain complete and accurate records, and keep tools moving on schedule with minimal supervision.
Inspect dimensions using surface plates and hand tools.
Keep work areas and equipment carts clean and organized; maintain organized SAP transactions and close out notifications and requests.
Meet productivity goals related to departmental workload and observe company safety standards.
Operate powered and non-powered material-handling equipment, including forklifts, pallet jacks, cranes, and mobile straddle stacker lifts; report damage to a supervisor or manager.
Follow procedures and escalate issues affecting workflow or quality; demonstrate honesty, integrity, and adherence to rules and policies.