Quality Inspector - Graveyard

DEMGY PACIFIC•Tacoma, WA

103d•$25 - $29•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Inspector determines whether products conform to their engineering definitions and supports production departments by planning verification activities for products and processes performed internally and externally. The role inspects job-specific products in real time at the machine and performs verification throughout production and at final inspection. This is a non-exempt, full-time position at DEMGY Pacific’s Metals Building in Tacoma, Washington, scheduled from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. Employees work 6.5 hours and receive 8 hours of pay, plus a $1.50 shift differential.

Requirements

High school education or equivalent with a strong mathematical background.
Previous experience in an aerospace or manufacturing environment.
Previous experience in a quality or inspection role.
Strong familiarity with drawing interpretation and inspection techniques.
Ability to read and understand customer specifications.
Ability to read and understand aerospace drawings for plastic parts.
Ability to inspect molded parts using conventional machine shop inspection tools.
Understanding of GD&T.
Understanding of AS9102 FAIR.
Detail-oriented, with a strong background in aerospace manufacturing and quality assurance.
Good communication, reading, reporting, and computer skills, including MS Office Word, Excel, and Outlook.

Nice To Haves

Training and experience programming and operating coordinate measurement systems (PC-DMIS with and without CAD models).
Familiarity with Boeing’s EID system and its essential information search function.
Training and experience in internal quality auditing.
Previous experience with ERP/MRP software.
An undergraduate associate degree or higher.

Responsibilities

Follow the company’s Quality Management System and encourage or guide others to do the same.
Inspect job-specific products currently being produced, in real time at the machine.
Use blueprint-reading and specification-interpretation skills to perform required inspections.
Perform first-part buy-off and in-process inspections of manufactured details and assemblies.
Conduct final inspections and document reviews.
Document non-conformances for MRB in the ERP system.
Control internal and external documents.
Assist with internal quality audits.
Use effective time-management and time-saving methods.
Improve knowledge and grow with the company’s technology.
Work effectively with others and follow directions in a team environment under project leaders or supervisors.
Develop inspection procedures and methods, make setups, determine deviations from blueprints or standards, and report results.
Assist less experienced employees as required.
Uphold the company’s Code of Ethics and Conduct and follow safety policies.
Contribute to the company’s environmental, health, and safety program.
Maintain positive working relationships with coworkers across departments.
Maintain accurate documentation in accordance with document and record control procedures.
Maintain department housekeeping and follow the 5S program.
Follow policies outlined in the Employee Handbook.