Receiving Inspection Tech Met Lab

thyssenkrupp Materials NA•Lafayette, IN

About The Position

The Receiving Inspection Technician validates the conformity of cut parts or parts ready to be shipped against customer requirements, applicable standards and specifications, condition of supply, and internal documentation. The role requires close attention to detail and a quality-oriented approach in a professional laboratory environment. The scheduled shift is Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The technician performs receiving inspection audits using techniques and equipment that may include visual inspection, casting calipers, magnetic particle inspection (MPI), Gauss gages, dye penetrant inspection (PT), hardness testing, and tensile testing. The technician also sections components with an abrasive cut-off saw to prepare metallurgical specimens. The role involves following written and verbal instructions from engineers, supervisors, and material planners, communicating professionally with employees at all levels, and maintaining housekeeping and equipment in receiving inspection areas. Weekend and overtime work may be needed. This position is identified as safety sensitive. Candidates considered for employment must successfully complete pre-employment drug testing, which may include marijuana testing as permitted by applicable law.

Requirements

High school diploma and two years of training or related experience in a metallurgical laboratory, quality inspection, non-destructive testing, or a similar field using quality inspection or qualification equipment.
Basic computer proficiency.
Ability to work independently and under the direction of engineering staff.
Attention to detail and a safety-focused approach.
Stable employment history.
Mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn.
Ability to communicate effectively and professionally with individuals at varying technical competency levels.
Ability to safely lift up to 35 pounds.
Willingness and ability to train others once proficient in the role.

Nice To Haves

Proficiency with Microsoft Office products.
Ability to read and interpret part drawings and specifications.
Previous NDT experience.
Previous tensile and hardness testing experience.
Ability to use and read various types of gages and measuring devices.
Independent thinking and problem-solving skills.
Experience working in a laboratory setting.
Technical or associate degree in a related field.
Experience using cameras and taking high-detail photos.
Experience with rigging and lifting large components using hoists and fork trucks.

Responsibilities

Validate cut parts and parts ready to be shipped against customer requirements, standards, specifications, condition of supply, and internal documentation.
Conduct receiving inspection audits using visual inspection, casting calipers, magnetic particle inspection (MPI), Gauss gages, dye penetrant inspection (PT), hardness testing, and tensile testing.
Section components using an abrasive cut-off saw to prepare metallurgical specimens.
Follow written and verbal instructions from engineers, supervisors, and material planners.
Communicate professionally with employees at varying organizational and technical levels.
Maintain housekeeping and equipment in receiving inspection areas.
Train others once deemed proficient in the role.
Work weekends and overtime when needed.