Inspctr II, Qlty Assur

Progress Rail•Muncie, IN

About The Position

The Quality Inspector II conducts day-to-day product and process audits to monitor production activities and generate performance data for the High Voltage and eLocker areas. The role includes collecting and maintaining build records and documentation, and rotating through the facility to develop broad product knowledge. The inspector processes non-conforming material, troubleshoots issues, makes recommendations, and performs inspections and audits during and after production. The position monitors in-process assembly, records defect data, completes required documentation and audit summaries, supports problem-solving within departments, and performs Quality System audits. It also maintains weld and crimp monitoring and sampling programs and obtains the documentation needed to conduct audits and in-process monitoring.

Requirements

High school degree or equivalent required.
Ability to read engineering drawings.
Ability to look up, read, understand, and interpret assembly instructions, prints, drawings, and other documentation.
Ability to interpret measurements and read measuring devices such as gauges and calipers.
Ability to make mathematical calculations.
Computer proficiency with MS Office applications for entering, manipulating, and graphing data.
Ability to collaborate and interact effectively with assemblers, engineers, managers, and other team members.
Adaptability to move confidently from one task to another in a positive manner.
Problem-solving ability, including identifying process problems and non-conformances.
Strong teamwork and verbal communication skills, including the ability to point out errors constructively.
Initiative and work ethic to work unsupervised and initiate action when required.
Continuous-improvement mindset.

Nice To Haves

Prior Quality Inspection experience preferred.
Specific knowledge of core manufacturing process areas such as welding, mechanical, electrical, and paint.

Responsibilities

Process non-conforming material in production departments.
Troubleshoot issues and make recommendations.
Conduct product audits and inspections of major subassemblies and final products during and after production to verify specifications and fitness for use.
Monitor products during assembly and record associated defect data.
Provide audit coverage and complete audit summaries for review with the Quality Supervisor and distribution.
Complete documentation requirements, including Change Control, Height Sheets, Weights, Unit Folders, and Inspection Records.
Act as a resource for problem-solving within departments.
Perform Quality System audits.
Maintain weld and crimp monitoring and sampling programs.
Obtain documentation needed for in-process monitoring and audit functions, such as inspection plans, routings, prints, and customer contracts.
Collect and maintain build records and documentation while rotating through the facility to build broad product knowledge.

Benefits

Competitive salary.
401(k) plan with up to 6% company match, no waiting period, and immediate vesting.
Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance.
Supplemental accident, critical care, and hospital insurance options.
HDHP and HSA with seed money.
Flexible Spending Accounts.
Paid vacation.
Paid holidays.
Paid time off (PTO).
Employee Assistance Plan.
Education Assistance Program.
Employee Recognition Programs.
Site-specific production and incentive plans.
Site-specific step and skill level wage adjustment plans.
Site-specific relocation and sign-on bonus programs.