Quality Inspector 1

Integra LifeSciences•US-PR-Anasco-165-Facility, PR

2d•$11 - $13

About The Position

The Quality Inspector I visually inspects labels, PIDs, and pouches to approve packing or other operations. The inspector obtains and examines samples against specifications, records inspection data, and makes accept/reject decisions based on inspection findings. The role verifies product dimensions and other characteristics using measuring gauges and testing equipment, follows quality-control inspection criteria to release acceptable lots or reject lots for rework, and conducts destructive and non-destructive tests. The inspector maintains accurate, current quality records and documentation, checks equipment calibration, and helps ensure that raw materials and products meet quality standards before release to stores or sterilization. The position also supports production quality through GMP and Quality Manual reinforcement, spot audits, and training assistance for new QA inspectors. Workstations may vary according to product needs; duties can include handling incoming raw materials and maintaining quarantine and discrepant-material areas. The inspector follows clean-room and gowning rules, uses required protective equipment, and keeps the work area clean and orderly.

Requirements

High school graduate or equivalent.
Knowledge of basic math concepts, graph interpretation, procedures, and inspection methods.
Knowledge of statistical process control techniques.
Ability to read and understand drawings and written documents in English.
Ability to work with testing instruments and manual equipment.
Ability to stand for long periods of time.

Nice To Haves

One year of experience in a similar position in an FDA-regulated manufacturing environment preferred.
Driver’s license for heavy vehicles highly preferred.

Responsibilities

Visually inspect labels, PIDs, and pouches to approve packing or other operations.
Obtain and inspect samples against specifications, record inspection data, and make accept/reject decisions.
Verify dimensions, cavity measures, pressure, and other product specifications using gauges and testing equipment.
Follow inspection criteria to release acceptable lots or reject lots for rework.
Read specifications, drawings, and procedures, including Quality Control Inspection Procedures.
Complete quality-control records, shop-order information, control reports, and related documentation.
Assist in training new QA inspectors.
Reinforce GMP and Quality Manual requirements and conduct spot audits in manufacturing areas.
Work at different workstations as product needs require.
Use a forklift or pallet jack to handle raw materials in the incoming-inspection area when required.
Set up and perform destructive and non-destructive tests on materials, parts, or products.
Keep quality records, blueprints, procedures, and other documentation accurate, current, and organized.
Prepare and attach control documentation to corresponding lots.
Ensure equipment is adequately calibrated and inform the Supervisor of discrepancies.
Ensure raw materials or products meet quality standards before release to stores or sterilization.
Maintain a clean and orderly work area and follow clean-room rules and gowning practices.
Use safety shoes or other required protective equipment in designated areas.
Maintain control of the raw-material quarantine area, printed materials, and discrepant materials in stores.
Work on priority orders when released ahead of others to support production schedules.