INSPECTOR A

Valcor Engineering Corporation•Springfield Township, NJ

6d•$27 - $32

About The Position

Under limited supervision, the Inspector performs inspections of the most complex parts and assemblies. The role requires mechanical ability and experience inspecting simple electrical and complex mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic components and assemblies. The Inspector also performs complicated first-piece, in-process, and final layout inspections; makes decisions about inspection problems; and skillfully sets up, analyzes, and adjusts inspection gauges and instruments. The role works closely with Engineering, Assembly/Test, and Operations to resolve quality issues. The Inspector may lead or assist other inspectors, prepare setups for their use, and may qualify as a Level I Operator or Level II Inspector in one or more of these areas: liquid penetrant, ultrasonic, or eddy current inspection. Employees must pass required eye tests, are subject to random drug and alcohol testing, and must meet the US persons criteria.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Five years of experience as an inspector, with demonstrated acceptable performance of the required inspection operations.
Effective verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to work from complicated blueprints, sketches, and written or verbal specifications.
Knowledge of standard shop mathematics, including trigonometry and geometry, and machine shop and assembly operations.
Understanding of basic electronics, pneumatics, and hydraulics.
Experience using basic and advanced inspection tools and gauges, including CMM and other currently used inspection equipment.
Must meet US persons criteria.
Ability to meet required eye tests.

Nice To Haves

Advanced technical education preferred.
Level I Operator or Level II Inspector qualification in one or more of liquid penetrant, ultrasonic, or eddy current inspection.

Responsibilities

Inspect complex parts and assemblies using complicated blueprints, sketches, and written or verbal specifications.
Document inspection results and make decisions regarding inspection problems.
Set up, analyze, adjust, and skillfully use inspection gauges and instruments.
Calibrate measuring gauges and equipment as directed.
Lead or assist other inspectors and make setups for their use, as needed.
Move parts and materials to and from the work area.
Work with Engineering, Assembly/Test, and Operations to resolve quality issues.
Maintain a clean, well-organized work area.
Follow company policies, including safety and attendance policies.
Interact professionally with organizational team members and other departments.
Perform other duties as assigned by management.
Pass required eye tests and participate in the random drug and alcohol testing program.