Quality Control Inspector

Oceaneering•Hanover, MD

28d•$33 - $50•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Control Inspector interprets specifications to determine inspection and testing procedures and required equipment. The role performs dimensional checks and visual verifications of raw materials, hardware, fabricated and machined parts, and assemblies against acceptance criteria; records inspection and test data; reviews material documentation; and documents nonconforming material. The Inspector works with minimal instruction and supervision and confers with engineers, technicians, production personnel, peers, and supervisors as needed. The position has no supervisory responsibilities and reports to the Quality Control Manager. This is an on-site shop-work position. Work is generally indoors (80%) with occasional outdoor work (20%); hours depend on shift assignment. The typical shift is Monday through Thursday, 4:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The work environment may include moving and vibrating equipment, noise above 85 decibels, intense or glaring light, dust, fumes, gases and other contaminants, open flames or sparks, high humidity outdoors, and very hot or very cold temperatures. Work is performed indoors in non-controlled environmental conditions and in close proximity to other people. The role requires considerable manual dexterity when using measuring and testing equipment. The hourly pay range is $33.22–$49.86. Oceaneering offers a comprehensive and competitive benefits package that may vary by role and may include health and wellness, mental health, retirement savings, life and disability coverage, paid maternity and parental leave, paid time off, tuition reimbursement, and an employee assistance program.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
3–5 years of experience and/or training, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) inspection experience with programming experience.
General mechanical inspection experience using calipers, micrometers, and similar equipment.
Geometric tolerancing knowledge in accordance with ASME Y14.5.
Proficiency with MS Office, including Word, Excel, and email.
Blueprint-reading skills.
Experience working directly with fabrication and machinists’ craftspeople.
Knowledge of basic technical mathematics; inspection, measuring, and test equipment; materials and processes; inspection technology; and basic statistics.
Knowledge of ISO 9001 requirements.
Ability to obtain a government security clearance.
Ability to work with minimal instruction and supervision.

Nice To Haves

Working knowledge of PCDMIS software and programming.
Working knowledge of inspection arms, such as Romer or similar.
Working knowledge of laser tracker systems, such as Leica or similar.

Responsibilities

Perform first-piece, in-process, and final inspections on materials, products, and assemblies.
Read drawings and interpret specifications and tolerances; use dial indicators and digital gauges; compare results with specifications and record test data.
Perform dimensional checks and visual verifications of fabricated and machined parts against acceptance criteria.
Use measurement and test equipment and functional gauges to determine whether products meet stated requirements.
Validate dimensional accuracy and visual quality of machined and fabricated parts and assemblies.
Review supplied material and part documentation, including dimensional reports, traceability reports, and certificates of conformity, against acceptance criteria.
Apply inspection techniques and independently interpret standards.
Communicate professionally with peers and supervisors when exchanging information.
Ensure measuring equipment used for inspections is within its calibration date.
Complete nonconforming material reports and other required inspection and test records.
Perform additional duties as assigned.