Quality Assurance Inspector 1st Shift

Premier Aluminum•Racine, WI

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Assurance Inspector evaluates the quality of parts produced in the Foundry and Machine Shop, serving as the final inspection before products are shipped to customers. The role participates in the operations of the ISO Quality Management System and performs production-floor inspections, supplier incoming inspections, audits, documentation, calibration tracking, and nonconformance management. The position works Monday through Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Wages are $20 or more, depending on relevant experience. Employees are eligible for a $250 monthly bonus based on attendance and safety, and a 90-day performance review with an opportunity for a pay increase. The employer offers a competitive benefits package and monthly employee events. Premier Aluminum is an E-Verify employer.

Requirements

At least one year of manufacturing experience.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.
Excellent analytical and mechanical skills.
Excellent oral and written communication skills at all levels within a manufacturing environment.
Ability to prioritize multiple projects in a fast-paced, changing environment.
Enthusiastic, cooperative, and positive behavior.
Physical and mental ability to perform the job functions while maintaining an exemplary safety record.
Ability to frequently stand and intermittently walk, bend, sit, and lift parts that may exceed 50 pounds.
Ability to work in a foundry environment that may reach temperatures above 120 degrees.

Nice To Haves

Quality inspection experience in a manufacturing environment, preferably working with metals.
Experience measuring parts and providing a dimensional layout.
Vocational or technical education beyond high school.

Responsibilities

Evaluate the quality of parts produced in the Foundry and Machine Shop before shipment to customers.
Participate in the operations of the ISO Quality Management System.
Perform incoming inspections of supplier parts based on requirements.
Create certificates of conformance, material certificates, RoHS certificates, and other test reports required for production orders, and retain copies for quality records.
Conduct daily audits in casting and machining to verify processes are followed, paperwork is accurate, drawing revisions are correct, and processes and programs are up to date.
Control and maintain the flow of nonconforming areas.
Perform internal ISO audits and follow up on corrective actions to resolve audit problems.
Review returned products upon arrival and process appropriate paperwork.
Enter, monitor, and maintain gage calibrations as required.
Sort nonconforming product for production departments as needed.
Analyze quality data and report findings to interested parties.
Ensure process sheets remain up to date.
Recognize personal capabilities and take initiative to continually improve.
Perform other duties as assigned.