Quality Control Inspector

RIDE Mobility•Lancaster, CA

58d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Quality Inspector’s basic functions revolve around the overall goal of preventing and/or correcting any quality problems as early in the production process as possible and to minimize the quantity of parts leaving our facility that do not meet our quality standards. Quality Inspector conducts quality checks, paperwork evaluation, and studies necessary to successfully carry out his/her duties. The Quality Inspector is to make recommendations for improvements to departments or processes that will result in eliminating the root cause of any quality issues. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Requirements

Minimum of 5 years of experience in manufacturing with supervisory experience.
3-5 years statistics
Experience of Quality Systems (preferably ISO 9001) and Six Sigma or other analysis experience preferred
Advanced level computer skills.

Nice To Haves

Incoming Material Check
Mechanical Inspection
Discrepancy Reporting
Air Leak Testing
Dyno Water Test
Brake Stop Tests
Torqueing
Road Test
Welding Inspection
Identify Air Valves
Read Schematics
Dimension Requirements Inspection
Air/Brake System Audit
Propulsion System Performance
Water Test
Perform Audits of Calibrated equipment
Technical Capacity
Organizational Skills
Problem Solving/Analytical
Customer/Client Focus.

Responsibilities

Inspection during the manufacturing process, monitoring the production quality and ensure that each bus is built properly according to specifications.
Responsible for examining materials for quality and identifying defects. Ensures that people, equipment, and materials are used properly to maximize productivity.
Check parts, assemblies, and manufacturing processes on Bus against the specifications on the drawing to ensure they meet designated specifications.
Documenting all problems/errors found in drawings, bills of materials, jigs, equipment, processes, etc. and reporting these to the appropriate department for correction.
Maintaining this documented list and following up on open items until they are fixed and can be closed.
Ensure quality of manufactured product.
Examine materials from suppliers before sending them to production line.
Inspect components, subassemblies, assemblies, and completed Bus.
Test, measure, and analyze products.
Record pass/fail grade of products.
Produce detailed inspection reports.