Quality Control Inspector

HL Mando America Corp•Hogansville, GA

36d•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Control Inspector is responsible for ensuring that products meet quality standards throughout the manufacturing process. This role involves verifying documentation, performing manual checks, conducting visual inspections, auditing outgoing parts, and providing feedback to production teams. The inspector will also be responsible for reporting on line activity and ensuring parts are correctly dispositioned and labeled.

Requirements

Knowledge of production processes, quality requirements, and other techniques for maximizing the effective manufacturer of products.
Manufacturing / quality experience minimum of 1 year.
In-depth understanding of key characteristics for housing and carriers.
Proficient in computer applications (i.e. Microsoft Word/Excel/Power Point, e-mail, etc.).
Interpersonal skills
Communication skills
Highly organized
Must be comfortable with conflict resolution
Strict adherence to procedures
Must be comfortable with receiving feedback
Lift 35 pounds
Be able to stand for 4 hours at a time with one 10-minute break and one 20-minute break.
Be able to walk a distance of 3 miles daily (estimated).
Desire to work in an environment with protective equipment

Nice To Haves

Reading comprehension and math / analytical skills are a plus

Responsibilities

Verify electronic product check sheets are filled and saved properly.
Perform manual gage checks for KPC items and record data for X bar R Charts.
Conduct one-piece manual gage checks on each line every shift.
Visually check product characteristics not covered by CMM or hard gage.
Verify Tool change check sheets.
Verify changeover check sheets.
Verify FMEA parts are being used on line through surprise audits.
Support production by ensuring parts in the vicinity of lines are correctly dispositioned and tagged (scrap, Quality Market, shipping, rework).
Provide timely feedback on issues before parts leave the line.
Provide daily electronic reports of line activity.
Audit outgoing parts prior to shipping using checklists for housing and carrier.
Label bins if parts do not meet quality standards.
Provide timely feedback to production and the work center immediately for correction.
Provide a summary of parts being shipped and parts inspected using an electronic spreadsheet, emailing the summary daily.
Ensure bins have the correct labels and part certifications.
Support production to ensure parts are shipped on time and in correct quantities according to the production schedule.
Create awareness of parts on the production floor that are not labeled or properly dispositioned.
Provide support and feedback to Production.