Inspection - QC Inspector 1st shift

Chromalloy•Phoenix, AZ

About The Position

The QC Inspector performs receiving, induction, in-process, outsourcing, and final inspections to support the production schedule and meet delivery dates. The role verifies that components and services comply with routing instructions, technical data, customer and contract requirements, and applicable specifications. The inspector documents discrepancies, supports nonconformance resolution and process improvement, verifies production and quality records, and prepares finished products and compliance certifications for delivery.

Requirements

1–2 years of quality experience.
Ability to perform minor inspection checks using precision measuring devices.
Ability to read and apply process specifications, customer requirements, and contract requirements.
Ability to read, interpret, and understand blueprint requirements.
Ability to obtain certifications necessary to comply with regulatory requirements.
Computer skills.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Self-motivation and a high level of ownership and accountability.
Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously.
Strong focus on meeting commitments and supporting internal customers’ delivery needs.
Attention to detail.
Strong written and oral communication skills.
Ability to provide accurate feedback to the department supervisor on quality issues.
Ability to contribute to corrective actions addressing process failures, operator errors, routing flow, and accuracy.
Lean skills and a continual focus on process improvement.
Team-building skills and ability to provide supporting data that reflects team results.
High school diploma or GED.

Responsibilities

Open shipping containers and validate packing slips against received products.
Perform contract reviews and interpret customer and flow-down requirements (SPOCs).
Assign tracking, job, and lot numbers, and assign job travelers.
Verify part counts and visually inspect components.
Document incoming discrepancies and take appropriate action to correct nonconformities.
Work to the production schedule and release components in accordance with the delivery plan.
Perform in-process and outsourcing inspections in line with the production schedule and delivery dates.
Inspect according to Chromalloy routing instructions and verify compliance with technical data, customer requirements, and specifications.
Audit routings to confirm prior operations were completed as instructed and components meet quality requirements.
Assist production personnel with quality issues and concerns.
Confirm vendors are active and listed on the approved vendor list; create purchase orders for spot operations and route components for processing.
File incoming and outgoing documentation and review outside-processor certifications for conformity to contract and specification requirements.
Record observations and recommend process improvements.
Perform final inspections to meet production schedules and delivery dates; verify completion of manufacturing processes and compliance with specifications and customer requirements.
Measure components when necessary using precision measuring devices such as micrometers and dial calipers.
Validate laboratory results; verify part counts, serial numbers, and lot-number control; and mark components.
Complete internal paperwork, validate process documentation, and complete certifications of compliance.
Package products in accordance with customer and Chromalloy requirements.
Drive quality and process repeatability and implement mistake-proofing methods.
Work with Quality and Engineering to develop inspection methods and align in-process measurement techniques with Quality inspection methods.
Assist with disposition of nonconforming products and propose solutions to eliminate defects; initiate corrective actions when necessary.
Evaluate reject data, distinguish process defects from training issues, and communicate training needs to the shop supervisor.
Communicate scheduling constraints to the department supervisor and production planner to support customer expectations and timely movement of parts to subsequent operations.
Train less-skilled employees and perform other duties as assigned.