Quality Inspector II or III - Second Shift

P&F Machining•Otsego, MN

6d•$27 - $30•Onsite

About The Position

P&F Machining, Inc., a family-founded company that invests in technology, is seeking a mechanical Quality Inspector III for their second shift. This role is crucial for ensuring that industrial and medical products meet P&F standards and customer specifications. The company serves customers in the Aerospace, Medical Device, Automotive, Semiconductor, Computer, and general manufacturing industries. P&F Machining is known for its care towards both customers and employees, offering a great work environment and various employee incentives. This position requires the candidate to be authorized to work in the United States and live in surrounding communities.

Requirements

Minimum of 3 years of experience working in Quality Inspection in a manufacturing environment.
Experience with ISO 13485 is required.
Intermediate understanding of GD&T.
Working knowledge of 3D metrology.
ISO 13485
AS9100
Applied understanding of process capability and Gage R&R theory.
Working understanding of machining processes.
Understanding of Coordinate Measuring Machine (run and interpret reports).
Experience working in an ERP system.
Ability to keep accurate records.
Ability to follow documented procedures and standards.
Ability to work independently and accurately perform multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment to assure delivery requirements.
Strong attention to detail.
Strong mathematic skills.
Visual acuity.
Fine motor dexterity.
Effective user of computer.
Basic working knowledge of Microsoft Windows and Office.
Must demonstrate superb problem-solving skills.
Excellent communication skills both verbal and written.
Graduate of High School (required).
Must be authorized to work in the United States.

Nice To Haves

ASQ Certified Mechanical Inspector (preferred).
Machining experience (preferred).
Experience operating a CMM or VCM.
Ability to effectively mentor others.

Responsibilities

Perform GD&T mechanical inspection of parts and materials using a variety of electronic instruments, in a manual mode, including electronic height gages, comparators, CMM, micrometers, calipers, thread gages and pin gages for feature of size characteristics.
Perform visual inspection of parts and materials using unaided eye and magnification.
Perform 100% inspection on parts and materials as directed.
Perform CMM inspection, interpret reports and readouts, for conformance to specifications, using established programs.
Under limited supervision performs a variety of inspection functions including: first piece, in-process, final, and receiving inspection of machined parts or materials being received from suppliers.
Ensure segregation and identification of non-conform product.
Effectively communicates visual defect and technical areas of concern regarding dimensional accuracy and compliance with production, customers and suppliers.
Ability to complete special inspection projects with direction.
Performs detailed first article inspections.
Works with machinists to assist in inspection methods.
Accurate and reliable user of quality and MRP systems.
Independently manages and maintains workflow and priority requirements.
Oversee Level I inspectors work activities.
Effectively communicates with production and others technical areas of concern regarding dimensional accuracy and compliance.
Perform other tasks as directed by supervisor.
All essential functions must be performed in an efficient manner.