Receiving Inspector 3rd shift

Nesco Resource•Phoenix, AZ

About The Position

The Receiving Inspector performs inspections of incoming products to determine whether they conform to customer engineering prints and specifications and purchase order requirements. The role uses mechanical and electrical instruments, CMM data, functional gauges, test fixtures, and electronic diagnostic instruments to collect variable data. The inspector follows manufacturing plans and inspection procedures, accurately reports product status, documents turn-backs for resolution, and documents and segregates nonconforming material. The inspector prepares and uses documentation and detailed inspection plans to record measurement results, variable test data, and SPC information. The role requires sound judgment in assessing critical components, administrative organization for collecting documents, and a comprehensive understanding of workmanship standards and sampling plans used to determine acceptance against customer specifications. The position is on third shift, with a stated 36-hour shift, a 10% shift differential, and a 4-hour bonus paid.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
A minimum of 1–3 years of inspection experience in a manufacturing environment.
Ability to conduct receiving inspections using standard mechanical and electrical instruments, functional gauges, and test fixtures.
Basic math aptitude and organizational skills.
Ability to read engineering drawings, technical specifications, product certifications, manufacturing plans, and inspection procedures.
Ability to interpret SPC plans and results.
Ability to use computer software to document inspection results and nonconforming material.
Comprehensive understanding of appropriate workmanship standards and the ability to use sampling plans in accordance with customer specifications.
Fundamental knowledge of manufacturing processes and familiarity with machining.
Basic understanding of special processes, such as heat treatment, plating, welding, coatings, and painting.
Accuracy in judgment when assessing critical components and administrative skills for document collection.

Nice To Haves

Mechanical experience with semiconductor products and/or aerospace products and assemblies.

Responsibilities

Inspect received products for conformance to customer engineering prints, specifications, and purchase order requirements.
Use standard mechanical and electrical instruments, CMM data, functional gauges, test fixtures, and electronic diagnostic instruments to collect variable data.
Follow manufacturing plans and inspection procedures and report product status accurately.
Record turn-backs for resolution and document and segregate nonconforming material.
Prepare and use standard documentation and detailed inspection plans to record measurement results, variable test data, and SPC information.
Maintain quality records that support total product traceability.
Interpret SPC plans and results, analyze product history for trends, and use computer software to document inspection information.
Apply workmanship standards and sampling plans to establish product acceptance according to customer specifications.