Leak Test - 1st Shift

OEM Tube Assemblies•Clarksville, TN

11d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for the final inspection of finished goods to ensure product quality meets production specifications. This role involves inspecting in-process production, separating and documenting conforming and non-conforming parts, and performing leak testing. The inspector will also work with the Quality Team, Operations, and Engineering to address any issues found.

Requirements

Basic understanding of print reading, tolerances, and the use of a wide variety of measuring instruments.
Strong organizational and written/verbal communications skills.
Ability to work with and communicate with all levels within the organization.
High school diploma or equivalent.

Nice To Haves

Experience in quality control/inspection within a manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

Verify finished goods meet production specifications as detailed by router, drawings, and inspection instructions.
Ensure all required process operations have been performed on the product.
Complete visual inspection for areas such as good bends, braze joints, copper size, tube angles, caps.
Measure parts using various measurement tools - pin gauges, tape measures, calipers, etc.
Conduct internal quality inspections on a regular basis.
Perform leak testing on finished goods.
Reject parts that do not fulfill customer needs and expectations. Communicate with appropriate personnel.
Document pass or fail findings in daily inspection log. Work with Quality Team/Ops/Engineering to correct problem (print issues, tolerances, part issues).
Segregate non-conforming material and/or parts from usable material / parts by following the non-conforming material procedure.
Document information regarding non-conformance of products, materials, parts, processes, daily production quality, root cause analyses and quality trends.
Assist Quality team with executing internal/external Corrective Action Reports by investigating and determining corrective actions for non-conforming product to prevent repetitive failures of product.
Prioritize workload to ensure customer demands are met.