QUALITY CONTROL IN-PROCESS INSPECTOR

Precise Tool, Advantech and Big City•Rochester, NY

1d•$20 - $29•Onsite

About The Position

Under the direct supervision of the Quality Director, the Quality In-Process Inspector is responsible for assuring production parts are inspected by the machine operators in compliance with the frequency and methods determined by the IPR and the Quality Team. This is accomplished by travelling throughout the shop and working closely with the machine operators, supervisors, and plant manager to assure that the customer quality requirements are met. This role promotes and supports the requirements and principles of the Precise Quality Management System and AS9100. Essential functions include auditing all jobs currently running on the shop floor to ensure IPR's and QCR's are completed by machinists as required, assisting machinists with part measurement, understanding measurement equipment, running pre-programmed parts on the CMM for auditing, maintaining high integrity as the 'voice of the customer', performing visual inspection of machined parts to customer requirements (e.g., proper deburring), and communicating quality issues with all departments.

Requirements

Basic understanding of the AS9100D Quality Management System.
Attention to detail is required.
Basic blueprint reading and understanding of work instructions per job requirements.
Use of standard Quality measurement tools such as calipers, micrometer, and dial indicators.
Communication skills are of an up most importance. Being able to communicate inspection results effectively is a must have for this position.
High School Diploma.
Understanding of Work Instructions.

Nice To Haves

Above average math skills
Minimum 5 years of experience working in Quality preferred.
Machining experience
Minimum 5 years of experience in the metal industry and or parts manufacturing industry preferred.

Responsibilities

Promote and support the requirements and principles of the Precise Quality Management System and AS9100.
Auditing of all jobs currently running on the shop floor to assure that all IPR`s and QCR`s are completed by the machinists as required per the job traveler and customer requirements.
The ability to assist the machinist with the measurement of parts per the QCR and IPR.
Understanding of measurement equipment used to verify parts are meeting the quality requirements / drawings.
Ability to run pre-programmed parts on the CMM for auditing purposes.
High level of integrity to be the “voice of the customer”.
Visual inspection of machined parts to customer requirements (deburred properly).
Communicate with all departments pertaining to quality issues.