QC Inspector 1st shift

Chromalloy•Phoenix, AZ

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The QC Inspector is responsible for performing various inspection duties to ensure product quality and compliance with customer and company requirements. This includes receiving, in-process, outsourcing, and final inspections. The role involves validating documentation, performing visual and physical inspections, using precision measuring devices, documenting discrepancies, and taking corrective actions. The QC Inspector also plays a role in driving quality and process repeatability, implementing mistake-proofing methods, and assisting with non-conforming product disposition. Additionally, the role involves training lesser-skilled employees and communicating effectively with supporting departments and supervisors to ensure customer expectations are met.

Requirements

1-2 years quality experience
Can perform minor inspection checks using precision measuring devices
Can read and apply process specification, customer and contract requirements
Can read, interpret and understand B/P requirements
Can obtain necessary certifications to comply with all regulatory requirements
Computer skills
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Self-motivated with a high level of ownership and accountability
Ability to work multiple tasks simultaneously
Strong focus on meeting commitments
Supports internal customers’ needs and works to meet their delivery needs
Attention to detail
Strong written and oral skills
Provides accurate feedback to the department supervisor pertaining to quality issues
Provides input to corrective actions to process failures, operator errors, routing flow and accuracy, etc.
Lean skills continually drives process improvements
Team building skills
Provides supporting data that reflects team results

Responsibilities

Open shipping containers and validate packing slips to product received.
Perform contract review, read and interpret customer and flow down requirements.
Assign tracking numbers, job and lot numbers, and job travelers.
Verify part count and perform visual inspection on each component.
Document incoming discrepancies and take appropriate actions to correct non-conformities.
Work to the production schedule and release components in accordance with the delivery plan.
Perform in-process and outsourcing inspections to meet delivery dates.
Perform in-process inspection checks in accordance with routing instructions, ensuring compliance to technical data, customer, and specification requirements.
Audit routing, validating prior operations and verifying component compliance with quality requirements.
Assist production personnel in solving quality issues and concerns.
Assure vendors are active and on the approved vendor list.
Create purchase orders for spot operations and route components for processing.
File both incoming and outgoing documentation.
Review incoming certifications from outside processors, ensuring purchased items and services conform to contract and specification requirements.
Record observations and make recommendations for improving the process.
Perform final inspections to meet delivery dates.
Inspect for completion of all manufacturing processes.
Measure components using precision measuring devices (micrometer, dial caliper, etc.) when necessary.
Ensure components comply with specification and customer requirements.
Validate lab results.
Verify part count, serial numbers, and lot number control.
Part mark components.
Complete internal paperwork and validate accurate documentation for each process.
Complete certification of compliance.
Package product in accordance with customer and Chromalloy requirements.
Drive quality and process repeatability.
Implement mistake-proofing methods.
Work with supporting departments (Quality, Engineering) to create inspection methods and ensure correlation between in-process measurement techniques and quality inspection methods.
Assist in the disposition of non-conforming product and propose solutions to eliminate defects.
Initiate corrective actions when necessary.
Evaluate reject data, separate process defects from training issues, and communicate training needs to the shop supervisor.
Communicate scheduling constraints to the department supervisor and production planner.
Train lesser-skilled employees.
Perform other duties as assigned.