Quality Inspector 3

The Boler Company®•Schaumburg, IL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Control Inspector is responsible for performing inspections on raw materials, first piece, in-process, and final pieces of manufactured parts to quality assurance standards. Accurately completes and maintains all quality control documentation. This role involves utilizing implemented standards and methods for inspection, testing, and evaluation, as well as methods and procedures for the disposition of discrepant material. The inspector will apply statistical process control methodology as required to control critical part characteristics and perform inspections of raw material, manufactured parts, production assemblies, and sub-assemblies for conformance to quality assurance standards. Accurate completion of all quality control documentation and inspection sheets in accordance with AS 9100 Rev C Standard is essential. The position requires the ability to follow verbal and/or written instructions such as blueprints, production travelers, work instructions, and process specifications. Verification of inspection equipment, machinery, and tools for calibration and maintenance per company policy is also a key responsibility. The inspector will notify operators of non-conformances, document findings, and bring improvements or issues to the attention of the Quality Control Manager. Efficiency in achieving targeted goals set by the production schedule is expected, along with performing other duties as assigned to maintain efficiency throughout the company. Hardness testing of parts and recording data are also part of the role. Additionally, the Quality Control Inspector will manage the gage calibration program, including maintaining calibration records and software systems, issuing and tracking gages for production use, coordinating external calibration and repair services, sourcing and obtaining quotes for new gages, supporting the purchasing of new gages, and operating Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) equipment as needed.

Requirements

High school diploma or comparable experience.
Minimum 2 years inspection experience in a manufacturing environment
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings
Knowledgeable in the use of the Windows, Microsoft Word and Excel
Strong math and computer skills
Ability to use and experience with Standard measuring Equipment i.e. Micrometers, Calipers, Height Gages, Optical Comparator, Coordinated Measuring Machine.
Familiarity with SOP’s to AS9100 Rev C standards

Responsibilities

Utilize implemented standards and methods for inspection, testing and evaluation.
Utilize implemented methods and procedures for disposition of discrepant material.
Applies statistical process control methodology as required to control critical part characteristics.
Perform inspection of raw material, manufactured parts, production assemblies and sub-assemblies for conformance to quality assurance standards.
Accurately completes all quality control documentation and inspection sheets in accordance with AS 9100 Rev C Standard.
Ability to follow verbal and/or written instructions such as blueprints, production traveler, work instruction, and process specifications when completing a variety of inspection tasks.
Verify inspection equipment, machinery and tools used are calibrated and maintained per company policy.
Notify the operator when a non-conformance is found and document findings on the appropriate form in accordance with quality procedures.
Bring improvements/problems/issues to the attention of the Quality Control Manager.
Work efficiently to achieve targeted goals as set by the production schedule.
Performs other duties as assigned, to maintain efficiency throughout the company.
Hardness test parts and record data
Manage gage calibration program, including maintaining calibration records and software systems.
Issue and track gages for production use; ensure proper availability and accountability.
Coordinate external calibration and repair services with approved vendors.
Source and obtain quotes for new gages to support production needs.
Support purchasing of new gages in alignment with company requirements.
Operate Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) equipment to support production as needed.