Inspector - Level 2

Swagelok Company•Solon, OH

19h•Onsite

About The Position

At this level, the associate has shown the proficiency to do their job with limited help while maintaining performance objectives on standard work processes. This includes recognition of routine problems and the ability to keep the inspection process running by making appropriate adjustments to correct the problems.

Requirements

No Education Required
Basic understanding of manufacturing prints and product / process specifications
Strong math skills
Provides feedback pertaining to observed quality trends and issues
Able to interact with production associates/supervisors regarding quality issues
Integrity
Approachability
Respect
The ability to work as an integral part of the Quality team
Decisive
Take initiative to make decisions
Attention to detail
Ability to work autonomously
Emotional Self-Control

Responsibilities

Understands and interprets the application of basic control methods during process auditing
Understands and may use deviation system
Understands the concept of Discipline Problem Solving
Capable of balancing workload (using the schedule to make sound decisions)
Is fluent in locating documents associated with assigned tasks
Able to identify visual criteria and features for applicable parts
Fluent/self-sufficient is assigned plant/environment (processing, manufacturing, assembly and receiving)
Recognizes and complies with all applicable Swagelok procedures
Recognizes when to seek out and pursue additional guidance
Regularly applies accurate judgment on product and process characteristics
Can correctly answer questions relating to acquired skills
Performs skills in a timely manner
Works independently per standard work
Understands the concepts of 5S visual displays and the metrics listed on the primary Visual Display Board
Use of various types of inspection equipment
Ability to analyze statistical process control techniques used in processes
Execute physical inspection of product to assure product conformance
Understanding of process flow for internal operations
Application of statistical sampling plans
Application of various operational procedures
Verification and maintenance of inspection equipment
Entry of records and documentation, in both written and electronic form
Provide unbiased disposition of product based on established quality requirements
Prioritization of work by appropriate means
Conveyance of information pertaining to observed quality trends and issues