QUALITY INSPECTOR

Riverside Mfg LLC•New Baltimore, MI

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Inspector will be responsible for inspecting in-process, pre-ship, and/or finished production assemblies and sub-assemblies to ensure they meet quality standards. This role also involves auditing manufacturing processes according to approved documentation and reporting production and quality issues to the production manager.

Requirements

3+ Years’ experience in PCB Assembly / Cable Assembly / Electronic Manufacturing environment.
The ability to read and interpret assembly drawings, wiring diagrams, schematics, technical instructions, Bills of Material and Quality standards.
Experience utilizing small hand tools and soldering equipment.
Knowledge of Electronic Components, Mechanical Components, and PCBs
Working knowledge of industry standards such as but not limited to IPC/J-STD
Familiarity with ISO quality standards
General computer skills including MS Windows, Excel, Word
Ability to lift up to 40lbs
Ability to stand and sit for various length of time (8-10 hours at a time)
Ability to bend/twist and reach
Visual capabilities to see small parts and small print with or without corrective lenses
Ability to maintain productive while working alone
Ability to perform job consistently without excessive absenteeism or tardiness
Ability to successfully communicate internally as well as outside contacts
Must be US Person

Nice To Haves

High school or equivalent (Preferred)
Manufacturing: 3 years (Preferred)
IPC-A-610 and/or IPC-J-STD-001H standards: 1 year (Preferred)

Responsibilities

Inspect production material to ensure quality levels are met at Surface Mount (SMT), post wave, final and pre-ship stages of production. Including Surface Mount (SMT), Thru Hole (TH), Mechanical Assembly, and Final Assembly.
Utilize provided documentation (Prints, Routings, etc.) and IPC/J-STD Standards for inspections.
Properly recognize and utilize common components and tools such as resistors, capacitors, Integrated circuits, connectors, and use as specified in assembly documentation.
Ensure “Job Travelers” and build documentation are reviewed and understood prior to start of build.
Ensure Job Travelers are filled in completely and correctly prior to moving on to the next operation.
Complete appropriate documentation for any issues found during manufacturing.