QA/QC Inspector

ITW•Elgin, IL

2d•$21 - $22

About The Position

BUSINESS DESCRIPTION: ITW Shakeproof serves major automotive OEMs and their tier suppliers with metal, cold-headed fasteners totaling approximately $160m in revenue. In addition to ITW’s industry leading research and development capabilities, ITW Shakeproof enhances our customers’ competitive advantage by: Maintaining advanced engineering and manufacturing facilities in North America. Exchanging product, process, and benchmarking information with sister units worldwide. Continually improving processes, material, and designs to ensure every product exceeds customer specifications while providing unparalleled value. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: The QA/QC Inspector performs and assists in the physical and metallurgical tests on start-up and in-process production parts in a metal fastener facility. Perform tasks associated with the verification and validation of part quality. Performs preparation techniques of Metallurgical mounts such as grinding, cutting, polishing, etching products. Operate and interpret findings from Micro-Hardness testing equipment on prepared mounts. Performs Start-up and in-process tests on production parts. Have the ability to stop production if parts do not pass. Reads and understands print drawings and specifications for correct test requirements, procedures, and sampling plans. Verify calibration on all equipment within the lab and from the factory floor prior to use. Reports any safety violations, test equipment misuse and/or improper work to the Supervisor. Verifies and ensures that all jobs and materials have accurate information on the Manufacturing Order Route Packet prior to release to the production floor. Receive and document sample parts into the Quality Lab tracking system. Review the lab test results to ensure all operations have been properly performed and recorded. Conducts lab sampling as needed. Issue and track production gages to the manufacturing floor. Proper handling and use of low-level acids as part of the metal etching process. Attend the Material Review Board meetings when required. Sort parts in the lab if required. Supports and maintains waste elimination initiatives at the facility. Continually seeks opportunities to improve by taking advantage of available training. Attend all Company and department meetings are required Inspects fasteners for conformance to specifications by performing a variety of testing. Compares product with parts list or sample model to ensure completion of assembly. Completes final inspection reports for each lot of parts. Examines material or product for surface defects such as cracks, or obvious plating defects. Verifies specified dimensions of product or material. Rejects defective parts and marks type of defect on part, container of parts, or inspection tag. Verifies that all required operations are complete and correct; ensure that lot integrity is maintained. Operates comparator as required to inspect parts for dimensional requirements. Completes final inspection reports for each lot of parts. Ensures compliance with all company safety rules and procedures. Performs other duties as assigned.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent education.
Understanding of test equipment and procedures to include various hand gaging equipment and desk top test equipment.
Basic Microsoft Office understanding and usage.
Ability and wiliness to learn new techniques and procedures.

Nice To Haves

Prefer minimum of 1-2 years of Metallurgical or physical laboratory experience.

Responsibilities

Performs and assists in the physical and metallurgical tests on start-up and in-process production parts in a metal fastener facility.
Perform tasks associated with the verification and validation of part quality.
Performs preparation techniques of Metallurgical mounts such as grinding, cutting, polishing, etching products.
Operate and interpret findings from Micro-Hardness testing equipment on prepared mounts.
Performs Start-up and in-process tests on production parts.
Have the ability to stop production if parts do not pass.
Reads and understands print drawings and specifications for correct test requirements, procedures, and sampling plans.
Verify calibration on all equipment within the lab and from the factory floor prior to use.
Reports any safety violations, test equipment misuse and/or improper work to the Supervisor.
Verifies and ensures that all jobs and materials have accurate information on the Manufacturing Order Route Packet prior to release to the production floor.
Receive and document sample parts into the Quality Lab tracking system.
Review the lab test results to ensure all operations have been properly performed and recorded.
Conducts lab sampling as needed.
Issue and track production gages to the manufacturing floor.
Proper handling and use of low-level acids as part of the metal etching process.
Attend the Material Review Board meetings when required.
Sort parts in the lab if required.
Supports and maintains waste elimination initiatives at the facility.
Continually seeks opportunities to improve by taking advantage of available training.
Attend all Company and department meetings are required
Inspects fasteners for conformance to specifications by performing a variety of testing.
Compares product with parts list or sample model to ensure completion of assembly.
Completes final inspection reports for each lot of parts.
Examines material or product for surface defects such as cracks, or obvious plating defects.
Verifies specified dimensions of product or material.
Rejects defective parts and marks type of defect on part, container of parts, or inspection tag.
Verifies that all required operations are complete and correct; ensure that lot integrity is maintained.
Operates comparator as required to inspect parts for dimensional requirements.
Completes final inspection reports for each lot of parts.
Ensures compliance with all company safety rules and procedures.
Performs other duties as assigned.