Quality Inspector US M-TH 6AM-4PM

Spectrum Control•Fairview, PA

13d•Onsite

About The Position

Spectrum Control offers a 4-day, 10-hour work schedule for most departments, providing a 3-day weekend. They offer competitive wages and PTO, with benefits starting on day one. The Quality Inspector's role is to inspect and test materials and equipment to ensure compliance with specified drawings and procedures.

Requirements

High School or Equivalent
1-3 years of experience in Production, Quality Related Field OR Equivalent combination of education and experience
Microsoft Office and web proficiency
Able to read and interpret blueprints, operating and maintenance instructions, ISO 9000 and 9001 company procedure manuals, specifications and geometric tolerancing and bar graphs
Ability to do basic math in all units of measure using whole numbers, common fractions and decimals
Ability to use SolidWorks software where applicable
Understanding of LAN and information systems
IPC-A-610 and J-STD-001, IPC 600/3012 certification in certain areas

Responsibilities

Verify and inspect materials to match PO and MRP requirements in accordance with specification drawings, military standards, commercial standards, sampling plans and internal procedures as required.
Perform screening of materials as specified on incoming inspection travelers and/or shop travelers.
Perform first piece inspection actions and completion of AS 9102 forms required under AS9100 where applicable.
Inspect devices under high-powered microscopes for verification of compliance or defect identification and initiate and submit deficiency forms on any non-compliant materials as outlined by company MRB procedures.
Perform functional electrical measurements using LCR meters, multimeters and other test equipment.
Program, set-up and operate the coordinate measuring machine (CMM) and perform basic maintenance and calibration on the CMM where necessary.
Inspect detailed machined parts and assemblies per print requirements if in a machine shop setting.
Conduct first article, first piece, in process and final inspection.
Ensure compliance using mechanical measuring devices including, but not limited to: calipers, dial gauges and optical comparators and facilitate testing to ensure compliance.
Maintain and organize quality documentation.
Maintain critical task training and certification records.
Perform quality and process improvement audits and assist manufacturing inspectors with internal and external inspections as directed.
Perform other inspection, testing or quality related tasks as needed.