QC Inspector, Dimensional

Orchid•Oregon City, OR

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The QC Inspector, Dimensional performs dimensional inspection of products at various stages of manufacturing in accordance with established policies, practices, and procedures. The role inspects wax, ceramic, and metal parts made in-house or by vendors, and verifies product and raw materials against specifications and customer requirements. The position reports to the Quality Control Supervisor. The inspector performs receiving, in-process, final, packaging, visual, dimensional, and first-article inspections; reviews Device History Records; records inspection results; and maintains accurate documentation in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practices and the Quality Management System. The role identifies and quarantines nonconforming or potentially nonconforming product, communicates concerns to Quality Engineering and Quality Management, monitors inspection equipment, and supports production requirements. It also includes training inspection personnel and inspecting customer-returned parts.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
No previous work experience is required.
Working experience in mathematical ability, data entry, computer knowledge, communication, collaboration, handwriting, accuracy and attention to detail, information processing, time management, and problem solving.
Working experience with quality inspection metrology tools, blueprint reading, GD&T, visual quality assurance, and layout inspection.
Must be able to meet the stated physical demands, including frequent stationary work and constant handling, adjusting, inspecting, and positioning of items and equipment.
Must be authorized to work for any U.S. employer; visa sponsorship is not available.
Must be able to provide proof of eligibility to work in the United States through eVerify.
Candidates offered employment may be required to complete a pre-employment background check and drug screening based on position requirements.

Nice To Haves

Experience in a scientific field.
Experience in quality inspection and lean manufacturing.
Technical trade school education or training.
American Society for Quality certification or affiliation.

Responsibilities

Inspect wax, ceramic, and metal parts using blueprints, surface plates, precision measuring equipment, and other inspection tools.
Complete written inspection reports and forms, collect inspection data, and report results.
Ensure compliance with Orchid inspection, recordkeeping, customer, and other applicable requirements.
Maintain accurate manufacturing and inspection documentation in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practices and the Quality Management System.
Perform complete Device History Record reviews, including inspection documentation.
Verify that received raw materials meet specifications.
Perform visual, dimensional, cosmetic, and other inspections at receiving, in-process, final, packaging, and other production stages.
Use handheld measurement tools, including micrometers, calipers, height gages, optical comparators, gage blocks, and dial indicators.
Inspect product using thread gages, plug gages, pin gages, and functional gages.
Use appropriate light sources for visual and cosmetic inspection; monitor equipment and escalate equipment-related issues.
Communicate potential nonconforming situations to Quality Engineering and Quality Management.
Quarantine nonconforming or potentially nonconforming parts or materials.
Complete First Article Inspections and perform receiving, in-process, final, and packaging inspections against customer requirements with minimal supervision.
Train inspection personnel.
Inspect customer-returned parts.
Under guidance, perform first-piece inspections to support production and internal manufactured first articles.
Work modified schedules as needed to support production requirements.
Support health and safety and complete required training.
Adhere to procedures, work instructions, and forms under the Quality Management System.
Demonstrate an understanding of basic manufacturing concepts and processes.