Inspector I

Build your legacy with a better trailer.•Kent, OH

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Inspector I position is responsible for in-process inspection, final inspection, control of nonconforming material, and record keeping within the Quality Department. This role requires the ability to read and interpret part prints and air/electric schematics, use various inspection equipment, and visually inspect material or product for defects. The inspector will compare product with specifications to ensure quality and suitability, document inspections, and manage nonconforming material. The position also involves completing an online training course on hazmat laws related to cargo tanks transporting hazardous materials and requires the ability to work independently.

Requirements

1+ years of experience in an inspection role.
High School diploma or general equivalency.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
High degree of organization, accuracy, and attention to detail.
Ability to use and read inspection tools.
Strong understanding of weld quality.
Ability to read and interpret build prints and air/electric schematics.
Basic computer skills.
Self-motivated.
Ability to work independently.
General understanding of air/electric operations.

Responsibilities

Perform in-process inspection and final inspection.
Control nonconforming material.
Maintain records within the Quality Department.
Read and interpret part prints and air/electric schematics.
Use various types of inspection equipment including ultrasonic thickness tester, digital calipers, levels, measuring tape, digital camera, and torque wrenches.
Visually inspect material or product for defects such as cracks, pits, corrosion, poor finish, incomplete welds, weld splatter, and sharp edges.
Inspect and measure various types of material and products from different manufacturing processes (castings, stampings, laser cut blanks, press brake, welding, sub assemblies, electrical components, hydraulics, cables, plating, etc.).
Compare product with part prints, schematics, build specifications, quality standards, and approved samples.
Document inspections in both written and electronic form.
Perform all work in accordance with approved procedures.
Identify nonconforming material, notify appropriate personnel, and route material.
Effectively communicate and document nonconforming material findings.
Work with other departments to contain nonconforming material.
Complete an online training course reviewing applicable hazmat laws related to the inspection and testing of cargo tanks transporting hazardous materials.