QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTOR II

Century International A•West Palm Beach, FL

2h•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for First Article’s as well as inspecting incoming parts to drawing specification. They will oversee inspecting finished firearms from outside vendors and in house to company standards. They will also manage cross training to help where the Quality needs are for that time.

Requirements

General mechanical ability is needed.
Possess sound critical thinking skills to help solve problems found during the inspection process.
Must be capable of following all established environmental safety protocols required by OSHA, federal and state agencies, and the Company.
Interact effectively with peers, staff, and all levels of management.
Ability to use small hand tools.
Ability to move objects as needed and as necessary.
Ability to accept and follow directions.
Ability to use Excel, Word, and Outlook
Strong understanding of Trigonometry and Mathematics
Able to do a fully layout of dimensional features.
Experience with ERP system use.
Able to use standard measurement tools, height stands and optical comparators.
Understanding and knowledge of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerances
Ability to follow directions and prioritize accordingly.

Nice To Haves

Help run and program our CMM using PC-DMIS.
Demonstrates solid understanding of firearm manufacturing requirements.
Demonstrates complete understanding of firearm safety.
Trains new employees in the QC process to teach them what to look for when assembling firearms.
Reads and follows simple blueprints and drawings with some GD&T knowledge.
Progressively improves upon and supports acceptable inspection numbers by Company standards.
Actively take part and support the 5S process within the work area daily.
Support and adhere to all ISO standards applicable to the Company.

Responsibilities

Conduct First Article Inspection of machined parts, castings and injected molded parts.
Help run and program our CMM using PC-DMIS.
Follow an inspection checklist and document findings for incoming inspection of received parts.
Inspects firearms manufactured, assembled, or repaired in the manufacturing area or by outside vendors.
Demonstrates solid understanding of firearm manufacturing requirements.
Demonstrates complete understanding of firearm safety.
Finds and documents any mistakes or problems associated with the items being inspected.
Maintains exact records of all items inspected.
Submits reports to the Quality Manager about quality and items inspected.
Completes all required paperwork promptly and accurately.
Explains and points out problems found to assemblers in a tactful manner for assemblers to learn how to correct their problems in the future to minimize mistakes.
Trains new employees in the QC process to teach them what to look for when assembling firearms.
Utilizes basic test equipment such as calipers, Rockwell Testers, and surface plate.
Reads and follows simple blueprints and drawings with some GD&T knowledge.
Aids in setting up inspection criteria.
Progressively improves upon and supports acceptable inspection numbers by Company standards.
Always stays on task with assigned duties.
Adheres to all employment policies/safety policies/practices required by law/established by Company.
Wear all necessary Personal Protective Equipment directed by the Company at all times.
Immediately reports any maintenance and/or safety issues to supervisor.
Demonstrates a cheerful outlook toward co-workers, other departments and the Company.
Maintains respect, courtesy and professionalism towards all co-workers and the Company.
Actively take part and support the 5S process within the work area daily.
Protect the organization's value by keeping information confidential.
Support and adhere to all ISO standards applicable to the Company.
Communicate clearly and effectively with co-workers and management.
Other duties will be assigned as needed.