Quality Inspector II, Optics - 2nd Shift

SIG SAUER Careers•Tualatin, OR

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Inspector II performs routine visual and mechanical inspections using technical documentation and pre-trained, established methods to determine product acceptability. Compared with a Quality Inspector I, this role requires greater experience and performance. It is generally intended for individuals with 2–5 years of inspection experience as a Quality Inspector I. The role works within a team, consults with internal team members, and exercises some independence. The position is based in a manufacturing environment and requires regular on-site attendance. Work is primarily performed standing, with frequent movement and handling of tooling, parts containers, and materials. The employee must follow applicable safety, ISO, 5S, EH&S, PPE, and security requirements. Work in other functional areas or facilities, overtime, and alternate shifts may be required based on business needs.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Typically 2–5 years of experience as a Quality Inspector I or equivalent.
Basic proficiency in blueprint reading.
Ability to identify features for inspection and obtain assistance to correctly assign dimensional values and print-specified tolerances to a feature.
Basic familiarity with GD&T.
Demonstrated competency, to training standards, using equipment such as Duramax, automated hardness testers, and surface finish testers.
Competency with Agile, Oracle, QCcal, and Prolink.
Ability to communicate ideas and information clearly, concisely, and accurately, both verbally and in writing.
Ability to contribute in inspection areas for which training has been provided and complete assigned tasks in a timely manner.
Ability to perform repetitive tasks and work primarily standing (more than 90% of the shift, except for lunch and breaks).
Ability to frequently stand, sit, stoop or squat, walk, climb stairs, and lift or move tooling, parts containers, and materials weighing up to 40 pounds.
Ability to reach with hands and arms, bend, and kneel frequently, for at least 50% of the shift, and perform repetitive wrist, hand, elbow, shoulder, and ankle motions.
Proficient fine motor skills and ability to grip, reach, pull, turn, and use tools to torque fixtures in machinery or during assembly, machining, or testing of parts.
Vision abilities may include close and distance vision, peripheral and depth perception, and ability to focus on fine print.
Ability to wear required PPE and comply with work exposure EH&S training requirements and company security mandates.
Regular on-site attendance and punctuality.

Responsibilities

Collect and review inspection data to ensure component integrity and investigate and resolve discrepancies found during part inspection.
Use Oracle to move material through work orders, accept or reject product, and generate non-conformance documents.
Locate appropriate programs, load components into inspection equipment, run basic inspection programs, and report results using quality data gathering systems.
Use basic precision measuring hand tools, micro-heights, and comparators to perform inspections.
Learn from experienced inspectors and/or supervision and through on-the-job training.
Engage in Continuous Improvement projects and tasks.
Communicate problems and corrective actions to supervision verbally and in writing.
Participate in some 5S workplace organization activities and maintain the work area in accordance with 5S standards.
Follow all required safety and ISO procedures.
Maintain regular on-site attendance and punctuality.
Work in other functional areas or facilities, and work overtime or alternate shifts, as business needs require.
Perform other duties as assigned.